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Charities have warned about a aidbecausecharitycountrydroughthugehumanitarianmalnutritionmillionnaturalpopulouspregnantrapidlysecondsuppliestimetreatmentweeksyears disaster in Ethiopia. The North African aidbecausecharitycountrydroughthugehumanitarianmalnutritionmillionnaturalpopulouspregnantrapidlysecondsuppliestimetreatmentweeksyears has its worst aidbecausecharitycountrydroughthugehumanitarianmalnutritionmillionnaturalpopulouspregnantrapidlysecondsuppliestimetreatmentweeksyears for 50 aidbecausecharitycountrydroughthugehumanitarianmalnutritionmillionnaturalpopulouspregnantrapidlysecondsuppliestimetreatmentweeksyears. Food aidbecausecharitycountrydroughthugehumanitarianmalnutritionmillionnaturalpopulouspregnantrapidlysecondsuppliestimetreatmentweeksyears for 10 million Ethiopians may run out. The aidbecausecharitycountrydroughthugehumanitarianmalnutritionmillionnaturalpopulouspregnantrapidlysecondsuppliestimetreatmentweeksyears Save the Children said the world has just three aidbecausecharitycountrydroughthugehumanitarianmalnutritionmillionnaturalpopulouspregnantrapidlysecondsuppliestimetreatmentweeksyears to find $245 million to help prevent a aidbecausecharitycountrydroughthugehumanitarianmalnutritionmillionnaturalpopulouspregnantrapidlysecondsuppliestimetreatmentweeksyears increase in cases of malnutrition. It added that if countries did not find the money in aidbecausecharitycountrydroughthugehumanitarianmalnutritionmillionnaturalpopulouspregnantrapidlysecondsuppliestimetreatmentweeksyears, food aid aidbecausecharitycountrydroughthugehumanitarianmalnutritionmillionnaturalpopulouspregnantrapidlysecondsuppliestimetreatmentweeksyears would be badly hit.

Ethiopia is Africa’s aidbecausecharitycountrydroughthugehumanitarianmalnutritionmillionnaturalpopulouspregnantrapidlysecondsuppliestimetreatmentweeksyears most aidbecausecharitycountrydroughthugehumanitarianmalnutritionmillionnaturalpopulouspregnantrapidlysecondsuppliestimetreatmentweeksyears country. It is no stranger to aidbecausecharitycountrydroughthugehumanitarianmalnutritionmillionnaturalpopulouspregnantrapidlysecondsuppliestimetreatmentweeksyears disasters. Famine killed over one aidbecausecharitycountrydroughthugehumanitarianmalnutritionmillionnaturalpopulouspregnantrapidlysecondsuppliestimetreatmentweeksyears Ethiopians in 1984. The latest drought is aidbecausecharitycountrydroughthugehumanitarianmalnutritionmillionnaturalpopulouspregnantrapidlysecondsuppliestimetreatmentweeksyears of El Nino. Charities say that over two million aidbecausecharitycountrydroughthugehumanitarianmalnutritionmillionnaturalpopulouspregnantrapidlysecondsuppliestimetreatmentweeksyears women and children could need aidbecausecharitycountrydroughthugehumanitarianmalnutritionmillionnaturalpopulouspregnantrapidlysecondsuppliestimetreatmentweeksyears for aidbecausecharitycountrydroughthugehumanitarianmalnutritionmillionnaturalpopulouspregnantrapidlysecondsuppliestimetreatmentweeksyears this year. Save the Children warned that, "the window for action is aidbecausecharitycountrydroughthugehumanitarianmalnutritionmillionnaturalpopulouspregnantrapidlysecondsuppliestimetreatmentweeksyears closing". It takes four months to buy food aidbecausecharitycountrydroughthugehumanitarianmalnutritionmillionnaturalpopulouspregnantrapidlysecondsuppliestimetreatmentweeksyears and transport it into Ethiopia.