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3 years ago

What percentage of South Sudan’s population have been displaced

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alex41 [277]3 years ago

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Answer:

more than 4 million people

Explanation:

displaced because of conflict and hunger, including 2.2 million who have fled to neighboring countries since December 2013. Uganda hosts almost 800,000 refugees from South Sudan, down from more than 1 million in mid-2018.

Semmy [17]3 years ago

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Answer:More than 4 million people are displaced because of conflict and hunger, including 2.2 million who have fled to neighboring countries since December 2013. Uganda hosts almost 800,000 refugees from South Sudan, down from more than 1 million in mid-2018. Sixty percent of the displaced are children

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