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Hunger in Niger: “If the world doesn’t help, I’m scared we’ll die” - Save the Children UK

Morning everyone! Today we're bringing you the first in a series of 'Inside Story' posts from Jonny, a member of our emergency response team out in Niger, where families are struggling with life-threatening hunger. He'll be bringing you news from children there, and reports on the work you're supporting. Read his first blog and leave him your comments and questions!