VOICED : Turkish Red Crescent brings aid to drought hit Somalia

Somali families are fleeing to Baidoa due to severe drought and hunger. Somalia is experiencing its third famine in 25 years, with fears it could be worse than the 2011 crisis. The Turkish Red Crescent is providing aid, and Turkey sees Somalia as a key area of influence. The drought impacts the entire East African region, with millions needing food aid and health crises emerging.

What is the main reason Somali families are seeking refuge in Baidoa?

• Drought and hunger

• Political instability

• Educational facilities

• Employment opportunities

How many famines has Somalia faced in the last 25 years?

• Four

• One

• Two

• Three

What is the Turkish Red Crescent's role in Somalia?

• Providing military support

• Offering educational programs

• Delivering aid to displaced people

• Building infrastructure

Which countries are included in the Turkish Red Crescent's campaign besides Somalia?

• Rwanda and Burundi

• Ethiopia and Kenya

• Yemen and South Sudan

• Uganda and Tanzania

What is the estimated number of people in Somalia needing emergency food aid?

• 7.8 million

• 6.2 million

• 4.5 million

• 3.1 million