The hunger crisis in Somalia is deepening. Malnutrition levels are at a record high in the country. More than 6 million people are in urgent need of humanitarian assistance. That's roughly half the country's population. The World Health Organisation fears full-blown famine in the country. There's also a risk of disease, especially water-borne ones like cholera.
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