A feeding centre in Mogadishu fills with refugees coming to the city to escape drought Photograph: Robin Hammond/PanosFarmers have brought families and a few surviving animals to the capital because the drought has destroyed their grazing landsPhotograph: Robin Hammond/PanosRefugees would rather risk being caught in the crossfire in Mogadishu than face starvation in the countrysidePhotograph: Robin Hammond/Panos
A mother waits with her child at a feeding centre in Mogadishu.Photograph: Robin Hammond/PanosRaha Abdi Nor has brought her surviving children to Banadir Hospital in Mogadishu where they are being treated for severe malnutritionPhotograph: Robin Hammond/PanosThousands have trekked for days from Somalia to the Dadaab refugee camp in Kenya. The drought is the worst in East Africa for 60 yearsPhotograph: Robin Hammond/PanosBuilt to house 90,000 people, the camp is now home to more than four times that number as people keep arrivingPhotograph: Robin Hammond/PanosA MSF (Doctors Without Borders) feeding centre in Dadaab refugee camp, Kenya, near the Somali border Photograph: Robin Hammond/PanosA malnourished child receives treatment at the MSF feeding centre in DadaabPhotograph: Robin Hammond/PanosDadaab refugee camp in Kenya received 1,000 new refugees a day in June, five times more than a year agoPhotograph: Robin Hammond/PanosDadaab refugee camp provides some respite for families, many who have trekked miles to be therePhotograph: Robin Hammond/PanosThe process of feeding malnourished children can be a long and difficult onePhotograph: Robin Hammond/PanosA makeshift shelter at the Dadaab refugee camp provides a temporary homePhotograph: Robin Hammond/PanosFamilies in desperate need of food and water queue in DadaabPhotograph: Robin Hammond/PanosChildren are tagged for identity and given as much help as is availablePhotograph: Robin Hammond/PanosA queue for water at Dadaab, a complex of three settlements, which is the world's largest refugee campPhotograph: Robin Hammond/PanosAn aerial view of the drought-stricken land of Puntland, in SomaliaPhotograph: Robin Hammond/Panos
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