This is the sixth consecutive increase in the number of people with “high levels” of acute food insecurity, according to the Global Food Crisis Report.
Last year, a total of 295.3 million people endured acute hunger – 53 of the 65 countries that analyzed the report, the population of 53 accounts for a quarter of the 53.
According to the report, this is a report drafted by a coalition of international organizations and non-governmental organizations, up from 281.6 million people in 2023.
The report said the number of people facing famine reached 1.9 million, more than tripled from last year’s number.
A food security monitor warned of the “dangerous danger” in Gaza after more than two months of Israeli aid lockdown on Monday. From Canada and Sudan to Yemen and Mali, catastrophic hunger caused by conflict and other factors is the climax of the record, pushing the record high in the high clicks, pushing families to a prominent legacy, “listing to Islamion Hehls Hehnez and saying in Henrigno Hehnez. Malnutrition spreads faster than our ability to respond, but globally, one-third of all food produced is lost or wasted,” he said.
The report found that conflict and violence were the main drivers of 20 countries and regions, with 140 million people facing acute hunger.
