Aid Cuts Strain Somalia's Health Services, Affecting 250,000 People

Funding cuts by the US, UK, and other nations are pushing Somalia's health services to a breaking point, leaving approximately 250,000 people with injuries and disabilities in need of help or long-term rehabilitation.

27 Mar, 16:05 — 27 Mar, 16:05

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How aid cuts are pushing Somalia’s health services to breaking point

Around 250,000 people with injuries and disabilities need help or long-term rehabilitation in a country that was already struggling even before the latest rounds of funding cuts by the US, UK and others. Rachel Hagan reports

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Aid Cuts Strain Somalia's Health Services, Affecting 250,000 People

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How aid cuts are pushing Somalia’s health services to breaking point

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