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Hadija Mohamed Issack, 22, is disabled and struggles to find enough to eat at Muuri camp. “We have no hope back at home”, she says. About 70% of Somalis depend on agriculture as a livelihood and have watched their farmlands dry up and their animals die in the past three years of drought. “In the village we initially lived from our animals, but they died from the drought. The hunger brought us here. My husband suffers from mental [health] problems and we had to leave him in the village”. (Photo by Peter Caton/Mercy Corps)
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