Do uzupełnienia - 12.05.2011
EN_00964662_0210
Over 3.6m people, including 800,000 children, are threatened by famine in t he landlocked West African country. The famine was caused by a severe drough t last year, and a plague of locusts, which devastated crops in the country. Seriously ill children at Medecines Sans Frontieres Therapeutic Feeding Ce ntre in the town of Zinder. Zinder, NIGER, August 5, 2005. 514830
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2005-08-05
SIPA/EAST NEWS
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