Somalia faces growing hunger fears as El Niño strengthens
Antoine Grand, head of the ICRC in Somalia said they are probably better prepared about where the floods might take place and what will be safe high ground.“If the river breaks and the floods hit us, the effects will last until the next rainy season in March,” he said.
Nuh Adan, a farmer and community leader in Bayahaaw, said there are fears that if the riverbanks burst, the impact on local agriculture will last for months.
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