Months after devastating floods swept across Mozambique, families in Gaza province face a second disaster: hunger. The floods destroyed crops, livestock, and infrastructure, leaving about 314,783 farmers affected and 275,405 hectares of farmland damaged. Food prices have surged due to supply disruptions, pushing vulnerable communities deeper into food insecurity. The crisis follows a severe drought linked to El Niño, compounding challenges for recovery.
Floods in Mozambique trigger hunger crisis
Source: Al Jazeera
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