UN food aid for Syrian refugees saved by social media

The United Nations' World Food Program will now be able to feed millions of Syrian refugees, in danger of starvation, thanks to a social media campaign.

The UN agency had run out of money after donor countries failed to give the funds they had promised.

Nick Harper reports from the United Nations in New York.

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