The executive director of the World Food Program (WFP) has said that there are fears that more harmful effects of the coronavirus could appear in the coming days, which need to be addressed now. The world could face a severe humanitarian crisis in the coming days and famine in about three dozen countries, he said.
He said it would be the worst crisis since World War II, affecting millions. He said ports had been closed due to the corona virus and the supply system had been disrupted, leading to food shortages in many areas.
David Beasley, a former World Food Program official and former governor of South Carolina, said the two US political parties were working together to save the country from poverty, food shortages and instability. Are
But, he said, more needs to be done to keep food transport going. This needs to be done so that the wheel of the economy continues to run and the spread of the coronavirus remains under control. Many African countries are currently facing food shortages. In addition, millions of refugees around the world are in dire need of food and basic necessities of life. International organizations keep appealing to them from all over the world, but the aid they receive is far less than they need.
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