Severe flooding, aid cuts deepen hunger crisis in South Sudan: charity


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  • Friday, 03 Oct 2025

JUBA, Oct. 2 (Xinhua) -- Widespread flooding for the sixth consecutive year in South Sudan, combined with aid cuts, is aggravating the country's hunger crisis, international charity Save the Children said on Thursday.

Christopher Nyamandi, country director for Save the Children in South Sudan, said the hunger crisis is deteriorating and remains underreported despite ranking among the most severe globally.

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