
Government cuts forcing World Food Program to reduce rations to most hunger-stricken people, UN warns
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Governments across the world are cutting its humanitarian funding. The World Food Program warned that this year's shortfall of more than 60% may push millions toward starvation.
As a result, the WFP has been forced to cut rations in almost half its operations, including in hard-hit places like Afghanistan, Syria, Somalia and Haiti. In a statement, WFP warned that 24 million more people could slip into emergency hunger over the next year as a result.
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