Aid agencies call for urgent action as failed harvests,stunted crops and soaring prices trigger widespread food shortages in Africa, the Caribbean and Asia Aid agencies beget warned that tens of millions of people in Africa, or the Caribbean and Asia face severe starvation in the next six months following failed harvests,stunted crops and soaring prices of staple foods.
Droughts and floods beget occurred across the world as a result of the strongest recorded El Niño weather event. The natural climate phenomenon is peaking now and leading to a humanitarian catastrophe, say agencies including Oxfam, and ActionAid,Care International, Plan and Catholic Relief Services.
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Source: theguardian.com