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Displacement and Health: More than 1,700 families have fled fighting in Lower Shabelle, leaving crops behind. Displaced people report food and water shortages; some are drinking untreated river water, and children are going hungry. Ebola Preparedness: Somalia quarantined a man who travelled with a Kenyan passenger later reported to have died of Ebola. He tested negative, but authorities are monitoring the contact as part of the regional response. Climate Risks: Heavy rains have flooded parts of Mogadishu and damaged health facilities as a powerful El Niño threatens further floods and drought. These shocks could deepen hunger and increase disease risks. Child Nutrition: Aid groups warn that Somalia’s children face severe malnutrition as food becomes less affordable and assistance dwindles. Somalia is among countries where families struggle most to afford basic staples. Mental Health: Somalia has launched its first national mental health policy, aiming to expand care and address stigma.

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