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Nobody Wants To Drop Food From A Plane. But It’s Happening

by Diane Cole

An International Red Cross plane drops emergency food supplies in Leer, South Sudan. (Photo: Nichole Sobecki/AFP/Getty Images)

Air drops of food, seen by the development community as a last resort, are going on in South Sudan.

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