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Somali children line up to receive food rations in Mogadishu on July 16, 2011. Thousands of Somalis have fled into neighbouring Kenya and Ethiopia seeking aid in recent weeks, in the wake of the Horn of Africa's worst drought in decades that has left millions of people facing starvation. But many too have stayed behind in a desperate struggle for survival. Drought-hit Somalia is stretching relief workers to their limits and is now facing a fully-fledged humanitarian catastrophe, aid agencies warned on July 15. AFP PHOTO/ALI MUSA

headline do uzupełnienia - 12.01.2012

created date 2011-07-16

credit AFP/EAST NEWS

source AFP

byline ALI MUSA

original transmission reference 000_Par6394163

weight 1,94MB

size 29cm x 22cm by 300dpi

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