Wararka maalmihii u dambeeyay aadka loo hadal hayay ee ku saabsan badqabka madaxweynihii hore ee dalka Iiraan Maxamuud Axmadinejaad ayaa hadda helay jawaab rasmi ah oo meesha ka saaraysa shakigii jiray. La taliyaha gaarka ah ee madaxweynaha ayaa soo saaray bayaan uu ku xaqiijinayo in Axmadinejaad uu nool yahay isla markaana uu ku sugan yahay xaalad caafimaad oo wanaagsan, isaga oo meesha ka saaray wararka sheegayay in uu geeriyooday ama uu la kulmay shilal waxyeello u geystay. Doodda Baraha Bulshada iyo Wararka Been Abuurka Ah Muddadii u dambeysay waxaa baraha bulshada ku baahay warar sheegaya in madaxweynihii hore uu ku dhintay weerar ama shil gaar ah, taas oo abuurtay walaac xooggan oo laga dareemay gudaha dalka Iiraan iyo dibaddaba. Wararkan oo si degdeg ah u fiday ayaa lagu tilmaamay inay yihiin kuwo lagu jahwareerinayo ra’yiga dadweynaha, gaar ahaan xilli gobolka Bariga Dhexe uu ku jiro xaalad kacsan oo dhanka ammaanka ah. La taliyaha ayaa caddeeyay in Axmadinejaad uu weli ku guda...
The country grapples with the catastrophic aftermath of climate change-driven El Niño, leading to widespread flooding that President Mohamud described as a humanitarian crisis. The floods have claimed lives, devastated homes, and resulted in the loss of thousands of animals and dwellings, exacerbating the plight of already vulnerable communities.
Adding to the distress, Mohamud highlighted the hindrance caused by al-Shabaab, a terrorist organization, preventing farming and humanitarian aid in the regions under their control for over sixteen years. Their actions intensify the challenges faced by affected populations, limiting access to essential resources and aid.
The Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) reported that 34 districts, primarily in southern regions, have been severely affected by the relentless rains and floods since October. The regions of Southwest, Jubaland, and Hirshabelle bear the brunt of this calamity, with massive farmlands, around 1.5 million hectares, expected to be affected by the ongoing rainfall.
The situation is dire, marked by extreme weather conditions following Somalia's worst drought in four decades. Martin Griffiths, chief of the United Nations' relief organization, underscored the unequal impact of climate change, with vulnerable countries suffering disproportionately and receiving inadequate funding to address the crisis.
Griffiths emphasized the urgent need for change, urging support and increased funding for nations affected by climate change, emphasizing the urgency to bridge the funding gap. The 2023 Humanitarian Response Plan for Somalia, seeking $2.6 billion to aid 7.6 million people, remains significantly underfunded at 39%, necessitating immediate action to mitigate the crisis amid the ongoing floods.
Somalia declared a "national humanitarian emergency" in response to the devastating floods, emphasizing the urgent need for coordinated efforts and global support to alleviate the suffering of affected communities.
As Somalia grapples with this multifaceted crisis exacerbated by climate change, global attention, and swift action are imperative to address the immediate needs and build long-term resilience against such calamities. The situation calls for collective efforts to mitigate the impact of climate change on vulnerable populations and ensure a sustainable path forward for the country.
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