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6 days ago · World Food Programme Executive Director Cindy McCain said Sunday that northern Gaza is experiencing "full-blown famine" and that it could spread to the south.
6 days ago · Challenges getting humanitarian aid into Gaza continue as the war between Israeli forces and Hamas persists. Among those organizations trying to provide aid includes the World Food Programme, headed by Cindy McCain.In a pre-recorded interview with NBC’s “Meet the Press,” that aired on Sunday, McCain indicated the lack of access to food and water continues to spread.
6 days ago · The Executive Director of the UN World Food Programme (WFP), Cindy McCain, has warned of a “full-blown famine” in the northern region of the Gaza Strip. Although reports of widespread starvation and deteriorating humanitarian conditions have surfaced, this is the first time a UN official has confirmed ongoing famine in Gaza.
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6 days ago · World Food Programme Director Cindy McCain recently gave a candid interview to NBC’s “Meet the Press” host Kristen Welker, sounding the alarm on the devastating humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
6 days ago · While not a formal famine declaration, World Food Programme Executive Director Cindy McCain said - in an NBC News interview broadcast on Sunday - that based on the “horror” on the ground ...
6 days ago · According to Cindy McCain, director of the World Food Program, parts of the Gaza Strip, particularly the northern regions, are now experiencing what she describes as a “full-blown famine.” This crisis, exacerbated by continuous warfare and logistical challenges in aid delivery, is raising alarms across the international community.
6 days ago · Cindy McCain, director of the World Food Programme, has warned that northern Gaza is suffering from “full-blown famine” spreading rapidly throughout the territory after nearly seven months of war, as negotiators meet in Cairo hoping to agree a ceasefire in the conflict in the Strip. .
