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WFP has enough food in stock or in the “pipeline” to cover emergency needs in the country for the coming period, a report from the UN Humanitarian Coordinator for the Congo said on Saturday. However, due to lack of secure access to many affected areas, only 300 mts of food aid was currently being distributed a month, compared to the planned figure of 1,000 mts, the report stated. It said a total of 100 mts of WFP food had so far been delivered to Kinkala, some 77 kms from Brazzaville. Meanwhile, a recent UN mission to Kinkala and nearby Boko confirmed that many IDPs were now returning to villages in the area following improved security conditions and the arrival of humanitarian workers, the report said.
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