‘Nothing to eat’: People starve in Burkina Faso town under jihadist blockade ...Middle East

OUAGADOUGOU: Jihadists have dynamited bridges and mounted deadly attacks against supply convoys, blockading Burkina Faso's northern town of Djibo and leaving its people destitute.“The situation is catastrophic in Djibo,“ said Idrissa Badini, a spokesman for a group of civil society organisations in the wider Soum province.“Hunger is at such a level that it is starting to kill children and the elderly.”Last month alone, 15 people died of hunger in the town, he said. But there were “probably more victims”, as other cases had likely gone unreported.According to the United Nations, dozens of places in Burkina Faso face conditions similar to those in Djibo.Nearly a million people are living in be

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