FTL Somalia

Bakol Residents Raise Concern over Rising Prices of Food and Fruits During Ramadan

The situation in Hudur, Bakol region, is deeply concerning, especially as food and fruit prices have doubled during Ramadan 2025, exacerbating the already dire conditions caused by the prolonged Al-Shabaab blockade. The blockade has severely restricted the flow of essential goods, leaving residents struggling to afford basic necessities.

The combination of rising prices and limited access to food supplies is placing immense pressure on the local population, many of whom are likely facing food insecurity and malnutrition.

The call for authorities to intervene is urgent, as immediate action is needed to alleviate the suffering and prevent a further humanitarian crisis.

The international community, including the Somali federal government and regional authorities, must work together to address this crisis and ensure that the people of Hudur and the broader Bakol region receive the support they desperately need.