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saving the child's life  \n# Hundreds Die of Hunger Each Day inSudan,Africa's Largest Country\n\nIt starts,they say,oith adull ache in the pit of yourstomach.As the days pass,theache spreads.Soon every partof your body begins to hurt-o cry out for help.But no helparives.Scaly patches nupt onyour skin.Your gums bleed,and cuts don't heal.Yourstomach suells up like a bal-loon and is paingul to touch.  \nIn a desperate search forenergy,you body dissolves itsfat cells.When these are gone,it dissolves muscle cells.Soonarms and legs are little morethan shin-covered bones.Yourneck is now too thin and weakto hold up a bony head.Yourbreath comes in short gasps,as if your lungs can't getenough air.Flies craiol over  \n# CURRENT EVENTS\n\nYno3怪  \nyour eyeballs and into youropen mouth.Finally,yourpeakened heart stimply stopsbeating.  \nThat is what it is like tostarve to death-somethingmost Americans will neverhave to worry about.But inAfrica today the threat ofsuch a horrible death has-once again—become a real-ity for large numbers ofpeople  \nFamine-severe lack offood-has raised its deadlyhead in Sudan,Africa'slargest nation.Thousands ofpeople have already died.And as many as 150,000more are in danger of starv-ing in the months ahead.Whole villages have been  \nNine African mations are imvolved in civil wars;mony merare swfforing from drought ond locusts  \n# Africa Cries For Help\n\nwiped out-and hastily duggraves reportedly dot theLandscape.  \n## Canses of the Ramine\n\nThe causes of the faminein Sudan are sinilar to thosethat caused mass staryationin Ethiopia in 1984-85:  \nDrought.Without water,crops cannot grow and ani-mals cannot live.And for thelast 20 yearsthere has boena drought in Sudan and inother parts of Africa.(Seemap.)In some places therains have failed for sevenyears inarow,killing crops,animals,and people.Thisyear some rain fell in part ofAfrica's droughit area-but icame too Late to save the 160million acres of farmlandthat has turned to dust andblown away in the wind.Grasslands that once sup-  \netmc3re  \nported great herds of cattleare now deserts;lakes havebecome dusty plains.  \nFlood.Earlier this yearSudan received drought relief of the kindit didn't want.For 13 days it rained,turn-ing the Nile River,whichruns through the heart ofSudan,into a raging tor-rent,leaving 1.5 millionpeople homeless and wipingout countless farms.  \nLocusts.The sudden rainalso brought to life an an-cient menace-locusts.Lo-custs are grasshoppers thatflyinswarms of hundreds ofmillions,stripping farms ofcrops and fields of vegeta-tion.Alocust swarm can eatenoug grain in one day tofeed 50,000 peoplefor ayearOficials say that 1.78mil-lion acres of Sudan are nowinfested with locusts-theContinued on Next Page  \nworst locust attack in 30years.  \nareas.The rebels have blownup food convoys headedfor government-controlledareas.As a result,thousandsmore people have starved todeath.  \nWar.The terrors of na-ture-drought,floods,andlocusts-are joined in Sudanby the man-made terror ofwar.Sudan is now in the fifthyear of a bloody civil war.Onone side are Moslems,wholive in the north of the coun-try and control the govern-ment.On the other side arethe non-Moslem people ofthe south,who support anti-government rebels.Thefighting has destroyed doz-ens of villages and pre-vented farmers from raisingcropsGovernment troopshave prevented the deliveryof food relief to rebel-held  \n   The World Helps  \nThe rest of the world hasnot stood by while Sudanstarves.Private groups andgovemments throughout theworld have already rushedfood and medicine to reliefcamps in famine-struck partsof the country.The U.NWorld Food Program has be-gun a $8.6 million emer-gency food relief operation.On Oct.12,the Sudan goV-ernment,after a long delay,  \nOfficials believe thatPLACES IN THEemergency food aid will savenewSLack of food not onlythousands of lives in Sudan,damages bodies and minds,just as it did in Ethiopia init also destroys the 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