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Humanitarian needs remain high in northern and central Mali due to armed conflict, market disruptions, and rising displacement. Blockades, refugee influxes, and poor harvests have deepened food insecurity, making aid essential for survival.
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Humanitarian needs remain high in northern and central Mali due to armed conflict, market disruptions, and rising displacement. Blockades, refugee influxes, and poor harvests have deepened food insecurity, making aid essential for survival.
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