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Food Aid for Millions Stuck in Warehouses Amid USAID Cuts, Risking Expiry #NTVAtOne | NTV Kenya

Food Aid for Millions Stuck in Warehouses Amid USAID Cuts, Risking Expiry #NTVAtOne | NTV Kenya

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🚨 AID ROTTING, NOT DISTRIBUTED? Footage shows pallets of food sitting in warehouses in Gaza — but families keep starving. Reports and field accounts allege that: • Large UN stockpiles remained undistributed while civilians faced acute shortages. • Some monitors and local sources claim a very high share of aid trucks were intercepted or diverted during the fighting (figures being circulated put this as high as ~88% in some areas). • Footage from warehouses shows food that appears spoiled or unus

🚨 AID ROTTING, NOT DISTRIBUTED? Footage shows pallets of food sitting in warehouses in Gaza — but families keep starving. Reports and field accounts allege that: • Large UN stockpiles remained undistributed while civilians faced acute shortages. • Some monitors and local sources claim a very high share of aid trucks were intercepted or diverted during the fighting (figures being circulated put this as high as ~88% in some areas). • Footage from warehouses shows food that appears spoiled or unus

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🚨U S. Rep. Greg Casar on US-grown food sits rotting in warehouses as children starve waiting for help: “We have paid for the food and we have shipped it, and it is sitting trapped in this warehouse because DOGE is blocking the payments needed to get the food out to the people who need it." | The Resistance

🚨U S. Rep. Greg Casar on US-grown food sits rotting in warehouses as children starve waiting for help: “We have paid for the food and we have shipped it, and it is sitting trapped in this warehouse because DOGE is blocking the payments needed to get the food out to the people who need it." | The Resistance

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Over 13.7 million sacks of wheat are rotting in Sindh’s government warehouses—once meant to ensure affordable flour, now unfit for consumption. Despite expert warnings and surplus stocks, the Sindh government bought 9 million more sacks in 2024, pushing public debt to Rs 181 billion. Monthly costs for interest and storage alone total Rs 2.43 billion, and selling the stock now would mean a loss of over Rs 80 billion. Meanwhile, Sindh remains the most food-insecure province in Pakistan, with child

Over 13.7 million sacks of wheat are rotting in Sindh’s government warehouses—once meant to ensure affordable flour, now unfit for consumption. Despite expert warnings and surplus stocks, the Sindh government bought 9 million more sacks in 2024, pushing public debt to Rs 181 billion. Monthly costs for interest and storage alone total Rs 2.43 billion, and selling the stock now would mean a loss of over Rs 80 billion. Meanwhile, Sindh remains the most food-insecure province in Pakistan, with child

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Somalia denies US allegation that it destroyed food aid warehouse

Somalia denies US allegation that it destroyed food aid warehouse

Malnutrition food product sees funding affected by USAID cuts

Malnutrition food product sees funding affected by USAID cuts

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Disputes over USAID may be jeopardizing food shipments in Boston earmarked for those in need

Disputes over USAID may be jeopardizing food shipments in Boston earmarked for those in need

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What is USAID, and why might the Trump administration shut it down?

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Food at risk of spoilage as President Trump cuts USAID funding

Food aid for 3.5 million people is rotting in storage after US funding cuts under President Donald Trump halted USAID operations worldwide. | The Sudan Times

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500 metric tons of foreign aid food to expire as Trump administration dismantles USAID

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They Let it Burn - On the USAID food incineration #defiancetildeath #democracy #anewstandard #policy #usaid #fyp #policy #politics # | Defiance13

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Laura is a food aid expert and former USAID humanitarian. She’s clear about one thing: when the Administration took food away from the world’s hungriest people—by illegally shutting down USAID—it was a warning sign they’d do it at home too. Call your elected officials. Tell them to do a job—to take care of their constituents—we all deserve to eat. | Friendsof Usaid

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Trump’s USAID overhaul halts global aid, some food and medicine stuck in ports

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Is the Trump Administration really incinerating 500 tons of food? What to know

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Lifesaving wheat being shipped from the US to Yemen may end up rotting or being pillaged, as the World Food Programme now lacks the authority and funding to distribute it to those in need after the Trump administration's cuts to USAID. Read more at the link: https://cnn.it/44qRou8 | CNN

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Disease outbreaks and starvation deaths will increase as a result of USAID cuts, officials say

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