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WFP cuts food aid in Gaza, affecting 500,000 Palestinians

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WFP cuts food aid in Gaza, affecting 500,000 Palestinians

The World Food Programme will reduce its assistance in the Gaza Strip, leaving 500,000 Palestinians without monthly aid due to a lack of resources. About 1.4 million of the 2.1 million residents remain in a situation of acute food insecurity, according to Shaun Hughes, the agency’s head in the Palestinian territories, quoted by AFP.

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