UN Warns 6.5 Million in Somalia at Risk of Severe Hunger Amid Drought | World News

New United Nations data shows that about 6.5 million people in Somalia are at risk of severe hunger and acute food insecurity as prolonged drought worsens living conditions across the Horn of Africa nation. The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) report projects that, by the end of March 2026, millions could face crisis‑level food shortages or worse due to the impact of failed rainy seasons, persistent conflict, soaring food prices and steep cuts to humanitarian funding, according to U.N. and Somali government officials. Of those affected, an estimated 1.84 million children under five are expected to suffer acute malnutrition this year, including nearly 500,000 facing severe forms that require urgent treatment. #unitednations #somalia #worldnews #indiatvnewsenglish Welcome to India TV English News! The place to find the latest breaking news, comprehensive analysis, and in-depth reporting from India and around the world. Real-time updates on politics, business, sports, entertainment, technology, and more are provided to keep you informed about the events that shape our world. Why Subscribe? Breaking News: Get timely alerts on the most important news stories as they happen. Expert Analysis: Insightful commentary and expert opinions to help you understand complex issues. Exclusive Interviews: Conversations with key newsmakers and influential figures. Diverse Coverage: From local stories to global events, we cover a wide spectrum of topics. Engaging Content: High-quality videos, live streams, and interactive discussions. Join our community and never miss an update. Hit the subscribe button and click the bell icon to stay connected with India TV English News. Stay informed, stay ahead. [Subscribe Now!] Follow us on social media for more updates: Facebook:   / indiatv   Twitter: https://x.com/indiatv Website: https://www.indiatvnews.com/