WFP Delivers Food To Iraqi Families Displaced From Mosul
As violence escalates in Mosul and neighbouring cities in northern Iraq, thousands of people are fleeing their homes in search of safety. Esmat Ahmed, an Iraqi man in his late twenties, left his house and belongings in Hay El Baker village in Mosul last month. He braved the scorching heat and closed-off roads to walk to the neighbouring town of Qasrok, located in the Kurdistan region of Iraq where he now shares a small rented apartment with 14 other family members.
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UN WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME RESPONDS TO URGENT NEEDS OF DISPLACED PEOPLE IN IRAQ
15 June 2014, ERBIL, IRAQ – The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) is launching an initial emergency operation to provide food assistance to 43,500 of the most vulnerable people displaced by conflict this week in Iraq.
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ERBIL, 12 JUNE, 2014 - With the fast evolvement of Mosul crisis and the spill over to Diyala and Salahadeen governorates, WHO response came fast covering the following areas:
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