Sudan hunger crisis affects nearly 20 million people

Over 40% of Sudan's population faces acute hunger as war devastates the economy. Famine risks persist in 14 areas while drone strikes and displacement hinder aid.

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Sudan faces acute hunger affecting 19.5 million people, or 40% of its population, as shifting warfare tactics worsen the world's largest food crisis. The figure represents a slight decrease from 21.2 million last fall but leaves 135,000 people at catastrophic levels. Continued instability threatens to disrupt the upcoming planting season and further destabilize regional commodity prices.

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