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Cereal prices continue to fall
06 Feb 2007 16:32:00 GMT
Source: FEWS NET
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Women and children wait in the courtyard of the main hospital in the town of Vilanculo after cyclone Favio devastated the town, in central Mozambique February 26, 2007. Thousands of flood victims are pouring into crowded refugee camps in central Mozambique, straining relief efforts and prompting fears of a food crisis, authorities said on Monday. Picture taken February 26, 2007.


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