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- The World Food Programme warned it could suspend all humanitarian deliveries in Somalia by July without extra funding.
- Six million Somalis, including 1.9 million children, face acute hunger after failed rains destroyed crops and livestock.
- Conflict with Al Shabaab and disputes between Mogadishu and regional states worsen the crisis.
- Funding gaps cut WFP reach from two million to 500,000 people and delayed therapeutic food shipments up to 40 days.
