Ethiopia: Huge food aid shortfall amid worsening drought-related food crisis
                   
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May 19, 2008 75 related
        

Failed rains and the current drought in large areas of Ethiopia have triggered massive food shortages that have left up to 3.4 million in need of life-saving humanitarian aid even as humanitarian agencies in the country report that they face a 183,000-metric ton (MT) food aid shortfall valued at... [read full story]                    

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