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Charities have given a ageaidcharitycommunitydepressingdisasteremergencyfundsmalnutritionnaturalphenomenonpopulouspotentiallypregnantsecondsuppliestreatmentunlesswindowworst warning about a humanitarian ageaidcharitycommunitydepressingdisasteremergencyfundsmalnutritionnaturalphenomenonpopulouspotentiallypregnantsecondsuppliestreatmentunlesswindowworst in Ethiopia. The North African country has its ageaidcharitycommunitydepressingdisasteremergencyfundsmalnutritionnaturalphenomenonpopulouspotentiallypregnantsecondsuppliestreatmentunlesswindowworst drought for 50 years. It is expected that ageaidcharitycommunitydepressingdisasteremergencyfundsmalnutritionnaturalphenomenonpopulouspotentiallypregnantsecondsuppliestreatmentunlesswindowworst food aid for 10 million Ethiopians will run out ageaidcharitycommunitydepressingdisasteremergencyfundsmalnutritionnaturalphenomenonpopulouspotentiallypregnantsecondsuppliestreatmentunlesswindowworst more money can be found. John Graham from the ageaidcharitycommunitydepressingdisasteremergencyfundsmalnutritionnaturalphenomenonpopulouspotentiallypregnantsecondsuppliestreatmentunlesswindowworst Save the Children said: "The international ageaidcharitycommunitydepressingdisasteremergencyfundsmalnutritionnaturalphenomenonpopulouspotentiallypregnantsecondsuppliestreatmentunlesswindowworst has just three weeks to provide $245 million…to help prevent a ageaidcharitycommunitydepressingdisasteremergencyfundsmalnutritionnaturalphenomenonpopulouspotentiallypregnantsecondsuppliestreatmentunlesswindowworst catastrophic escalation in severe malnutrition cases." He added that if these emergency ageaidcharitycommunitydepressingdisasteremergencyfundsmalnutritionnaturalphenomenonpopulouspotentiallypregnantsecondsuppliestreatmentunlesswindowworst did not arrive in time, food aid ageaidcharitycommunitydepressingdisasteremergencyfundsmalnutritionnaturalphenomenonpopulouspotentiallypregnantsecondsuppliestreatmentunlesswindowworst would be badly hit.

Ethiopia is Africa’s ageaidcharitycommunitydepressingdisasteremergencyfundsmalnutritionnaturalphenomenonpopulouspotentiallypregnantsecondsuppliestreatmentunlesswindowworst most ageaidcharitycommunitydepressingdisasteremergencyfundsmalnutritionnaturalphenomenonpopulouspotentiallypregnantsecondsuppliestreatmentunlesswindowworst country. It has had similar ageaidcharitycommunitydepressingdisasteremergencyfundsmalnutritionnaturalphenomenonpopulouspotentiallypregnantsecondsuppliestreatmentunlesswindowworst disasters before. Famine killed over one million Ethiopians in 1984. The latest drought is because of the El Nino weather ageaidcharitycommunitydepressingdisasteremergencyfundsmalnutritionnaturalphenomenonpopulouspotentiallypregnantsecondsuppliestreatmentunlesswindowworst, which has affected many countries in Africa. Charities say that 400,000 Ethiopian children under the ageaidcharitycommunitydepressingdisasteremergencyfundsmalnutritionnaturalphenomenonpopulouspotentiallypregnantsecondsuppliestreatmentunlesswindowworst of five will suffer from severe ageaidcharitycommunitydepressingdisasteremergencyfundsmalnutritionnaturalphenomenonpopulouspotentiallypregnantsecondsuppliestreatmentunlesswindowworst. In addition, 1.7 million children and ageaidcharitycommunitydepressingdisasteremergencyfundsmalnutritionnaturalphenomenonpopulouspotentiallypregnantsecondsuppliestreatmentunlesswindowworst women will need ageaidcharitycommunitydepressingdisasteremergencyfundsmalnutritionnaturalphenomenonpopulouspotentiallypregnantsecondsuppliestreatmentunlesswindowworst. Mr Graham warned that, "the ageaidcharitycommunitydepressingdisasteremergencyfundsmalnutritionnaturalphenomenonpopulouspotentiallypregnantsecondsuppliestreatmentunlesswindowworst for action is rapidly closing". He said it takes four months to buy food ageaidcharitycommunitydepressingdisasteremergencyfundsmalnutritionnaturalphenomenonpopulouspotentiallypregnantsecondsuppliestreatmentunlesswindowworst and transport it into Ethiopia.