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Food aid for Brazzaville returnees

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    Meanwhile, nutritional screening completed by MSF in mid-September some 17 km from Brazzaville, indicated that the malnutrition rate among children under five years of age varied between 60 and 75 percent, WFP’s latest weekly emergency report said. WFP distributed food aid to some 43,880 people who recently returned to Brazzaville from the forest, the report stated.

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