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Somalia Suffers from Worst Drought in Century, September 2011
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Photo 1 of 14Credit: UN Photo/Stuart PriceSomali children left outside the displacement camps. -
Photo 2 of 14Credit: UN Photo/Stuart PriceWomen arrive at the camp with their infants. -
Photo 3 of 14Credit: UN Photo/Stuart PriceA woman carrying her baby seeks shelter at the camp. -
Photo 4 of 14Credit: UN Photo/Stuart PriceA man arrives at the Badbado camp for Internally Displaced Persons. -
Photo 5 of 14Credit: UN Photo/Stuart PriceWomen scramble to get to feeding centre. -
Photo 6 of 14Credit: UN Photo/Stuart PriceSoldiers struggled with the rush to get to the feeding centre. -
Photo 7 of 14Credit: UN Photo/Stuart PriceIt was first come, first serve when it came to the distribution of food. -
Photo 8 of 14Credit: UN Photo/Stuart PriceMalnourished children receive care at Mogadishu Hospital. -
Photo 9 of 14Credit: UN Photo/Stuart PriceA doctor administers intravenous drips to increase fluid intake. -
Photo 10 of 14Credit: UN Photo/Stuart PriceA woman and her baby wait for medical assistance. -
Photo 11 of 14Credit: UN Photo/Stuart PriceA mother tends to her baby at Banadir Hospital. -
Photo 12 of 14Credit: UN Photo/Stuart PriceThis mother holds her malnourished baby while waiting to be helped. -
Photo 13 of 14Credit: UN Photo/Stuart PriceA Somali woman hands over her sick child for medical help. -
Photo 14 of 14Credit: UN Photo/Stuart PriceThe rest stood in long queues outside the hospital for medical assistance.
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