💨 Abstract
The U.S. State Department destroyed 500 metric tons of expired emergency food aid stored in Dubai, citing safety concerns. The aid, intended for children in crisis, was less than 1% of annual U.S. food assistance. Critics, including Democratic lawmakers, argue that the move highlights the administration's disregard for humanitarian needs, especially as global hunger reaches critical levels. Senators have pressed for better management and distribution of aid to prevent waste.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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