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World News in Brief: El Niño’s $11 trillion price tag, Mozambique and Yemen updates

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Briefings

A UN agency reported that the El Niño extreme weather pattern could cost the global economy up to $11 trillion and seriously impact food security. This finding was made on Monday regarding the ongoing weather pattern affecting developing countries.

Key points

• The UN agency responsible for tackling rural poverty in developing countries stated that El Niño could cost the global economy up to $11 trillion.
• The agency warned that the extreme weather pattern could seriously impact food security in developing nations.

Context

This briefing addresses the economic and food security implications of the El Niño extreme weather pattern, which is currently affecting developing countries globally.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single statement from a UN agency regarding the potential $11 trillion economic cost and food security impact of El Niño. No specific dates, locations, or named actors beyond the agency are provided.

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