Food access is being reduced for poor households due to crop losses and high living costs. This situation is expected to continue through October. Most households in some areas are likely to experience a prolonged period without sufficient food.
Further information is available from the source. Elevated staple food prices are also a factor. Households in certain regions may see improvement starting in November, but for now, the outlook is challenging.
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