Somalia is facing the threat of famine again

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Somalia has suffered the worst drought last year

Warned the Organization save the children working in relief of low rainfall rates in Somalia continues to impede the recovery of the country from famine in the last year.

It is feared that hundreds of thousands of Somali children are at risk of famine.

The organization called for an urgent increase in aid to Somalia, where many families are unable to cope with the fallout of the drought that hit the country.

The East Africa last year saw the worst drought in 60 years, leading to the deaths of thousands.

That wave led to the displacement of hundreds of thousands of Somalis from the rural areas.

The majority of those areas under the control of the Islamic militia, which prohibits the work of international relief organizations.

Several Somali border to settle in camps in neighbouring Kenya and Ethiopia, while others settled in the capital Mogadishu.

Forces from the African Union for keeping security in Mogadishu to help Government backed by the United Nations.

Mitaro said from the Organization "save the children" the BBC that harvest this year would be delayed much in Somalia.

It explained that the rains this year have been few and late rains.

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