SYRIA-ALEPPO-WFP-FOOD-INSECURITY

SYRIA-ALEPPO-WFP-FOOD-INSECURITY

(240219) -- ALEPPO, Feb. 19, 2024 (Xinhua) -- Mohammed Ibrahim Hindawi and his wife Suaad Mohamed Al-Shawi walk out of a World Food Program (WFP) aid registration center in Aleppo, Syria, Jan. 24, 2024, as they face reduced food assistance due to funding shortages of the WFP. The inability of the World Food Program (WFP) to sustain its food assistance to millions of Syrians plunged more struggling families into deeper hardship and despair. TO GO WITH "Feature: Affected Syrians endure deepening food insecurity as WFP food rations end" (Photo by Monsef Memari/Xinhua)

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