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In pictures: Floods displace thousands people in Somalia

 

Iwona Karbowska
Monday 09 December 2013 05:52 EST
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Thousands of Somali have been left homeless following continued flooding in parts of Somalia’s Middle Shabelle region over the past couple of months, with large tracts of farmland being inundated, raising fears of livelihood losses

Shelter has been provided to more than 38,000 people. About 60,000 people have been reached by emergency medical services with a help from static and mobile health clinics. Other assistance has been provided in food and nutritional as well as in hygiene support.

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