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Hagahaaga Buuxa ee Codsiga Visa UAE ee Soomaaliya

  Isutagga Imaaraatka Carabta (UAE) waa mid ka mid ah meelaha ugu caansan ee muwaadiniinta Soomaaliya ay ku safraan, iyada oo loo marayo fursado badan oo ku saabsan socdaalka, dalxiiska, ganacsiga, iyo shaqada. Haddii aad qorsheyneyso inaad booqato UAE, fahamka habka codsiga visa waa mid muhiim ah si aad u hubiso inaad ku guuleysato safarkaaga. Hagehan, waxaan ku siin doonaa tallaabooyin faahfaahsan oo ku saabsan habka codsiga visa UAE ee Soomaaliya, oo ay ku jiraan shuruudaha muhiimka ah, qaladaadka caadiga ah ee laga fogaado, iyo talooyin ku saabsan codsiga guuleysta. 1. Noocyada Visa ee UAE ee Muwaadiniinta Soomaaliya UAE waxay bixisaa noocyo kala duwan oo visa ah iyadoo ku xiran ujeedada safarkaaga. Noocyada ugu badan ee visa waxaa ka mid ah: Visa Dalxiis: Loogu talagalay dadka socdaalaya si ay u dalxiis tagaan UAE. Visa Ganacsi: Loogu talagalay dadka u socdaalaya kulan ganacsi, shirar, ama hawlo la xiriira ganacsiga. Visa Kala-guur: Loogu talagalay dadka socdaalaya UAE s...

Flash Floods Displace 107,000 in Somalia: Urgent Humanitarian Response Needed

In a distressing development, flash floods, triggered by heavy rains, have wreaked havoc in the Baidoa district of southwestern Somalia, resulting in the displacement of approximately 107,000 people, according to a statement released by the United Nations' humanitarian agency on Sunday.


The Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs of the United Nations (OCHA) reported that numerous homes, including improvised shelters housing more than 86,700 internally displaced people across 136 displacement sites in Baidoa, were submerged in floodwaters.


These flash floods mark the onset of the October to December rainy season in Somalia, which is expected to bring above-normal rains and increased flooding due to the influence of El-Nino conditions in the region, as stated by OCHA in its latest update. Somalia has already endured five seasons of drought since mid-2021, leading to the displacement of over 1.4 million people and the loss of 3.8 million livestock. The recent heavy rains and flooding are an unfortunate continuation of this pattern.


The majority of those displaced have sought refuge in higher ground areas closer to their original communities. However, access to the affected areas remains challenging due to road closures caused by the widespread floods. Critical needs include relocating people to safe sites, providing food, water, shelter, and medical assistance, as outlined by the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA).


In anticipation of El Nino's projected impacts, local authorities in Baidoa are actively preparing a response and have appealed to humanitarian partners and the international community for assistance in addressing the urgent needs of those affected. They are also seeking additional support for preparedness and response efforts.


According to United Nations estimates, flooding in Somalia poses a threat to the lives of 1.2 million people and endangers 1.5 million hectares of agricultural land. The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations has urgently requested $11.8 million to bolster mitigation measures, including the mapping of flood-prone areas, in preparation for a rare "super El Nino" event in Somalia.


This strategy is part of FAO's global anticipatory action and response plan, targeting 25 countries at high risk of negative impacts on agricultural livelihoods and food security due to El Nino. The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization is intensifying its early warning and anticipatory action efforts to safeguard the lives and well-being of one million individuals in the face of this humanitarian crisis.


As Somalia grapples with the devastating consequences of floods and droughts, international support and coordinated efforts are urgently required to provide relief and assistance to those affected and to build resilience against future climate-related disasters.

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Ugandan Military Conducts Court Martial for Officers Accused of Cowardice in Al Shabaab Attack

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United Kingdom Fully Cancels Somalia's Historic Debt, Paving the Way for Economic Growth

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UAE’s Ongoing Humanitarian Aid Efforts in Gaza: A Ramadan Gift of Hope

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UAE's Floating Hospital: A Lifeline for Gazans in Need

In the heart of the city, inside Al Arish, a very special medical project is changing the life of Gazans hit by continuous war. Constructed within the compound of Operation Chivalrous Knight 3, the UAE Floating Hospital is among the few beacons of hope offering much-needed medical interventions to the most needy people. The hospital had executed more than 1,263 various surgeries since its operative date on February 24, 2024, providing life-saving interventions for the injured and much-needed medical treatment. A lifeline in time of crisis For Palestinians who have experienced terrible losses, the UAE Floating Hospital is a lifeline rather than only a symbol of cutting-edge medical technologies. The Prosthetics Centre of this project is among the most amazing features as the committed medical team there is working nonstop to give people who have lost limbs during the conflict mobility and dignity. So far the facility has fitted seven patients whereas plans are underway to manuf...

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