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Sad news

It's heartbreaking how the most vulnerable always bear the heaviest burden in these conflicts. The ripple effects on food and fuel just don't stop when the headlines fade.

Hormuz disruption may have lasting impact on vulnerable economies, UN trade agency says

GENEVA: The UN trade ‌and development agency warned on Tuesday that while the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz will bring immediate relief ​to energy markets, vulnerable economies remain at risk from prolonged increases in food and fuel costs. Food and transport systems are likely to take longer than energy markets to recover, as disrupted supply chains need more time to reset following more than 100 days of severe disruption to shipping ‌through the ‌strategic waterway, a UN ​Conference ‌on Trade ⁠and ​Development said ⁠in a new report.

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So true. It's always the poor who suffer most. May Allah ease their hardships.

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Yep. Fuel shortages mean no generators for hospitals too. Vicious cycle.

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Brothers, let's not just feel sad. We can donate to relief orgs. Even a little helps.

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And the winter makes fuel even more critical. Imagine trying to heat your home with no money.

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Saw a doc on this. Food prices in conflict zones are insane. It's a silent crisis.

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