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The transcript discusses the challenges of accessing people in need in Uganda due to conflict between the TPLF and the federal army. Negotiations had previously expanded access, but renewed hostilities have reduced it, leading to increased displacement. The UN and others have raised alarms about famine and drought, emphasizing the need for continued humanitarian assistance to prevent large-scale deaths, especially among children. The focus is on immediate response and sustainable solutions.

What is the primary reason for limited access to people in need?

• Government restrictions

• Ongoing conflicts

• Lack of resources

• Natural disasters

What is the significance of the talks in Pretoria, South Africa?

• To negotiate a peaceful resolution

• To organize a humanitarian aid campaign

• To discuss economic policies

• To plan a military intervention

What was the UN's warning a few months ago?

• A new pandemic outbreak

• An increase in global temperatures

• A rise in sea levels

• Escalating famine and drought

What could happen if humanitarian efforts stop now?

• New conflicts will arise

• There will be no change

• The situation will improve

• A dangerous situation will return

What is essential for addressing the immediate humanitarian needs?

• Increasing sustainable efforts

• Decreasing population growth

• Improving technological advancements

• Reducing military presence