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Drought crisis in Somalia - in pictures

Somalia by Robin Hammond: A feeding centre in Mogadishu for refugees streaming into the city
A feeding centre in Mogadishu fills with refugees coming to the city to escape drought Photograph: Robin Hammond/Panos
Somalia by Robin Hammond: Farmers have brought their families and surviving animals in to Mogadishu
Farmers have brought families and a few surviving animals to the capital because the drought has destroyed their grazing lands Photograph: Robin Hammond/Panos
Somalia by Robin Hammond: A feeding centre in Mogadishu for refugees streaming in to escape drought
Refugees would rather risk being caught in the crossfire in Mogadishu than face starvation in the countryside Photograph: Robin Hammond/Panos
Somalia by Robin Hammond: A feeding centre in Mogadishu for refugees streaming into the city
A mother waits with her child at a feeding centre in Mogadishu. Photograph: Robin Hammond/Panos
Somalia by Robin Hammond: Children in Banadir Hospital being treated for severe malnutrition
Raha Abdi Nor has brought her surviving children to Banadir Hospital in Mogadishu where they are being treated for severe malnutrition Photograph: Robin Hammond/Panos
Somalia by Robin Hammond: Thousands of families have trekked for days to the Dadaab refugee camp
Thousands have trekked for days from Somalia to the Dadaab refugee camp in Kenya. The drought is the worst in East Africa for 60 years Photograph: Robin Hammond/Panos
Somalia by Robin Hammond: Built to house 90,000 people, the camp holds more than 4 times that number
Built to house 90,000 people, the camp is now home to more than four times that number as people keep arriving Photograph: Robin Hammond/Panos
Somalia by Robin Hammond: A MSF (Doctors Without Borders) feeding centre in Dadaab refugee camp
A MSF (Doctors Without Borders) feeding centre in Dadaab refugee camp, Kenya, near the Somali border Photograph: Robin Hammond/Panos
Somalia by Robin Hammond: A MSF (Doctors Without Borders) feeding centre in Dadaab refugee camp
A malnourished child receives treatment at the MSF feeding centre in Dadaab Photograph: Robin Hammond/Panos
Somalia by Robin Hammond: Dadaab refugee camp in eastern Kenya
Dadaab refugee camp in Kenya received 1,000 new refugees a day in June, five times more than a year ago Photograph: Robin Hammond/Panos
Somalia by Robin Hammond: A MSF (Doctors Without Borders) feeding centre in Dadaab refugee camp
Dadaab refugee camp provides some respite for families, many who have trekked miles to be there Photograph: Robin Hammond/Panos
Somalia by Robin Hammond: A MSF (Doctors Without Borders) feeding centre in Dadaab refugee camp
The process of feeding malnourished children can be a long and difficult one Photograph: Robin Hammond/Panos
Somalia by Robin Hammond: A makeshift shelter at the Dadaab refugee camp in eastern Kenya
A makeshift shelter at the Dadaab refugee camp provides a temporary home Photograph: Robin Hammond/Panos
Somalia by Robin Hammond: Families in desperate need of food and water at the Dadaab refugee camp
Families in desperate need of food and water queue in Dadaab Photograph: Robin Hammond/Panos
Somalia by Robin Hammond: Children in the Dadaab refugee camp
Children are tagged for identity and given as much help as is available Photograph: Robin Hammond/Panos
Somalia by Robin Hammond: Dadaab, a complex of three settlements, is the world's largest refugee camp
A queue for water at Dadaab, a complex of three settlements, which is the world's largest refugee camp Photograph: Robin Hammond/Panos
Somalia by Robin Hammond: Over Puntland, Somalia
An aerial view of the drought-stricken land of Puntland, in Somalia Photograph: Robin Hammond/Panos
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