"Catastrophic" levels of hunger
Countries such as Somalia and Yemen are at risk of famine due to "catastrophic" levels of hunger.
The latest Global Index, which looked at data from 136 countries, found nine countries have 'alarming' levels of hunger.
The report is jointly published by Irish humanitarian organisation Concern Worldwide and a German charity.
Réiseal Ní Chéilleachair, Head of Advocacy at Concern, says the war in Ukraine is having a huge impact:
The 2022 Global Hunger Index launches today & shows global progress towards eradicating hunger has largely stagnated in recent years - with up to 828 million people undernourished in 2021. #GHI2022 @Welthungerhilfe
— Concern Worldwide (@Concern) October 13, 2022
Find our press release & full report➡️ https://t.co/9p3sRDQvMn pic.twitter.com/H85Xy3uUoE
"This is the worst."
— Concern Worldwide (@Concern) September 24, 2022
Dr Aweis Olow Hassan⬇️is head of Paediatrics at Banadir Hospital in Mogadishu, #Somalia and has worked through the most recent famines of 2011 & 2017, but what he's seeing NOW is unlike anything before.
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