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Radio Ergo audience feedback report, 22 May – 27 May 2021

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May 30, 2021
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(ERGO) – Callers to Radio Ergo’s feedback platform this week (22-27 May 2021) reported the return of swarms of locusts, mainly after rainfall in parts of the north, destroying the vegetation that had grown and putting farms at risk. Whilst floods were a concern for callers in some parts of the north and along the river Shabelle, others complained about continuing drought and water shortages in certain areas. There were also a significant number of calls about Coronavirus.

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