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South Sudan removes newly imposed taxes that had triggered suspension of UN food airdrops

  • The United Nations requested South Sudan to eliminate new taxes causing the suspension of U.N. Food airdrops for thousands reliant on external aid.
  • U.N. Humanitarian Affairs Agency stated that 60,000 people in unreachable regions suffered food deprivation due to halted airdrops, set to rise to 135,000 by May's end.
  • New taxes in South Sudan raised monthly operational costs for the U.N. Mission to $339,000, affecting 16,300 individuals receiving food from air drops.
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