Burundian refugees face 'acute malnutrition' after huge food cut

More than a quarter of a million of some of the world's poorest refugees have had nearly forty per cent of their food cut off, after a donor ran out of money. The World Food Programme warns that the Burundian refugees in Tanzania face 'acute malnutrition and disease' and there could be worse cuts to come. Dan Ashby has more.


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