Chaos in CAR Prevents Life-Saving Aid From Reaching Needy

The United Nations says 1.6 million people in the Central African Republic are in urgent need of food, protection, health care and other life-saving services. Emergency directors from seven U.N. and two private agencies are in the midst of a three-day mission to assess the current situation and see how humanitarian aid can best be distributed in the country. Despite enormous difficulties, four U.N. agencies and dozens of international and national aid groups continue to ...

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