Syria risks another wave of migration, UN food agency warns
The United Nations' World Food Program director told the AP more Syrians will flee the country unless the international community steps in with additional aid.
The humanitarian situation in Syria is set to worsen unless more international aid is able to reach the population, the United Nations food agency chief told the Associated Press ahead of an international donor conference next week.
World Food Program (WFP) Executive Director David Beasley told the AP an increasing number of Syrians, at least one million, are "literally on the brink of starvation.” A further 9.3 million people go to bed hungry.
