Somalia is experiencing a severe health and nutrition crisis, exacerbated by consecutive failed rainy seasons, rising water prices, and reduced humanitarian aid, according to Doctors Without Borders (MSF). The organization reports increasing cases of severe malnutrition and preventable diseases among children in overcrowded camps, with over 4.4 million people at risk of food shortages. Displacement and high water costs have further worsened conditions, prompting MSF to call for urgent action to scale up aid and improve healthcare access. The situation is deemed preventable, yet millions remain without basic necessities.
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