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More than a dozen U.N. agencies and international aid groups said Monday that 161,000 people in war-torn Yemen are likely to experience famine over the second half of 2022 — a fivefold increase from the current figure.

DUBAI — The number of people in war-torn Yemen starving in famine conditions is projected to increase five-fold this year to 161,000, UN agencies warned Monday, amid fears of a dire shortfall of life-saving aid.Over 30,000 people are already struggling in famine conditions, a joint statement by the UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), UN children's fund UNICEF and the

CAIRO - More than a dozen U.N. agencies and international aid groups said Monday that 161,000 people in war-torn Yemen are likely to experience famine o

The number of people in war-torn Yemen starving in famine conditions is projected to increase five-fold this year to 161,000, U.N. agencies warned Monday, amid fears of a dire shortfall of life-saving aid. Over 30,000 people are already struggling in famine conditions, a joint st...

More than a dozen U.N. agencies and international aid groups say that 161,000 people in war-torn Yemen are likely to experience famine over the second half of 2022.

Today, more than 17.4 million Yemenis are food insecure; an additional 1.6 million “are expected to fall into emergency levels of hunger” in coming months, taking the total of those with emergency needs, to 7.3 million by the end of the year.

World Food Programme, FAO and UNICEF issue join forces to sound alarm - as WFP calls for US$1.97 billion to save lives.

UN agency chiefs Monday said that war-torn Yemens hunger crisis is teetering on the edge of outright catastrophe with more than 17.4 million Yemenis facing food insecurity and an additional 1.6 mil...

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Over 30,000 people are already struggling in famine conditions.