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What 30 metric tons of food aid falling out of a plane looks like

By Tom Murphy on 3 April 2014 0

The World Food Programme uploaded the above video showing a food drop in Nyal, located in South Sudan’s Unity State.

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Tom Murphy

Tom Murphy is a New Hampshire-based reporter for Humanosphere. Before joining Humanosphere, Tom founded and edited the aid blog A View From the Cave. His work has appeared in Foreign Policy, the Huffington Post, the Guardian, GlobalPost and Christian Science Monitor. He tweets at @viewfromthecave. Contact him at tmurphy[at]humanosphere.org.

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