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Financial crash deepens food crisis

China Daily | Updated: 2008-10-17 07:50

Financial crash deepens food crisis

Palestinians living below the poverty line collect their bi-monthly allocation of enriched flour, oil, salt, sugar and chickpeas from a World Food Program warehouse April 21 in the West Bank Palestinian town of Dura. The UN food agency said the world faced a "silent tsunami" of soaring food prices, plunging as many as 100 million people into hunger. Getty Images

Nearly 1 billion people went hungry yesterday as the world marked World Food Day.

Financial crash deepens food crisis

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