Nearly
10.6million people (about 43% of the population) were assessed to be food
insecure by end of 2014, and need assistance, with 4.8million facing a food
security emergency. This figure is expected to rise as livelihoods get
disrupted and more people get displaced. at least 150,000 people have been
displaced; food prices have risen by more than 40 percent in some locations;
and fuel prices have quadrupled. Lack of fuel and electricity has triggered a
breakdown in basic water and sanitation services
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