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Livestock Deaths and Water Scarcity Devastate Afar's Kori Woreda As El Niño Threat Grows
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Livestock Deaths and Water Scarcity Devastate Afar's Kori Woreda As El Niño Threat Grows

All Africa about 2 hours 1 mins read
[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba -- A severe water and livelihood crisis is unfolding in Kori Woreda of Ethiopia's Afar Region, where residents report widespread livestock deaths, drying water sources and mounting pressure on families already struggling with prolonged drought and inadequate rainfall.

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