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Central African Republic: 6,500 people in Bakouma in the south-east assisted with food by WFP BAKOUMA, November 10, 2020 (RJDH) --- The World F

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Central African Republic: 6,500 people in Bakouma in the south-east assisted with food by WFP

Central African Republic: 6,500 people in Bakouma in the south-east assisted with food by WFP

BAKOUMA, November 10, 2020 (RJDH) — The World Food Program (WFP) launched from November 08 to 09 in the sub-prefecture of Bakouma in the south-east of the country, a food distribution campaign for the benefit of people vulnerable. In total, 6,500 beneficiaries from various villages near the city have been reached by this program.

These donations consist of rice, beans, oil cans and other food items that were distributed to these people. Six thousand five hundred (6,500) people from villages near the city who were assisted through this food distribution campaign by the Coopi organization in partnership with the World Food Program (WFP) in the Bakouma sub-prefecture.

Antoinette, one of the beneficiaries, says she is satisfied with this support which comes to help vulnerable people in the various villages of the Bakouma sub-prefecture, “I do not have the financial resources to buy food. But thanks to the food donated by WFP, I could finally make porridge for my children, ”she says.

WFP’s support, according to the official, is part of its assistance program for vulnerable people in the prefecture,  »  you know the multiple conflicts between communities have weakened agricultural activities and several people have been victims of the food crisis. . After an investigation, we wanted to respond to this situation in order to strengthen the food needs of the populations of the south-east  , ”explained the head of the NGO Coopi.

Jean Marie Anibikouma.