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UN Agency Slashes Gaza Food Aid Over Funding

Channels Television's headline. Reported by Channels Television, Al-Monitor.

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What Channels Television reported

According to the latest assessments, 1.4 million people — or two-thirds of Gaza's population — are still "acutely food insecure" and need humanitarian assistance to survive.

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UN Agency Slashes Gaza Food Aid Over Funding. According to the latest assessments, 1.4 million people — or two-thirds of Gaza's population — are still "acutely food insecure" and need humanitarian assistance to survive. Covered by 2 publications. Channels Television: UN Agency Slashes Gaza Food Aid Over Funding. Al-Monitor: UN agency slashes Gaza food aid over funding, warns needs persist.

Who is covering it

  1. Channels Television Nigeria UN Agency Slashes Gaza Food Aid Over Funding According to the latest assessments, 1.4 million people — or two-thirds of Gaza's population — are still "acutely food insecure" and need humanitarian assistance to survive. 19 Oct · Tier 2
  2. Al-Monitor United States UN agency slashes Gaza food aid over funding, warns needs persist The World Food Programme said Monday it would end monthly assistance to 500,000 people in Gaza due to a funding shortfall, despite acute needs in the war-battered Palestinian territory. With the cutbacks, 1.1 million Palestinians in Gaza -- still about half the population -- will be receiving either 19 Oct · Tier 3

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