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USAID Warns Humanitarian Crisis In Yemen Being 'Overlooked,' Pledges Additional $6.5M In Aid
"The U.S. government aid agency on Tuesday warned that a humanitarian crisis in conflict-ridden Yemen was being 'overlooked' despite escalating to levels seen in the Horn of Africa and the Sahel," Agence France-Presse reports. "Five million people need urgent aid and five million more are facing food insecurity out of a population of 25 million people, [Nancy Lindborg, a USAID assistant administrator, told AFP in Rome after a visit to the country], adding that the crisis had been 'exacerbated' by conflict and a political transition," AFP writes.
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