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Up to 1.49 million Sri Lankans may need food assistance until May 2027
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1 min readFrom 1 outlets- Daily Mirror reports that the outlook projects food-assistance needs through May 2027.
- Daily Mirror identifies rising food prices, living costs and weather-related disruptions as pressures on vulnerable households.
Daily Mirror reports that the latest outlook estimates as many as 1.49 million people in Sri Lanka could require humanitarian food support through May 2027.
Daily Mirror attributes the projected need to rising food prices, greater household expenses and weather-related disruptions, which it says are affecting vulnerable households. The report provides no further details about the outlook or planned assistance.
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