Millions of people in Somalia are facing the threat of severe flooding, as climate experts warn that a strong El Niño event could intensify seasonal rains between October and December. Flooding along the Shabelle and Juba rivers could destroy crops, displace families and worsen food insecurity. Humanitarian agencies are preparing for the impact, but aid funding has fallen significantly since the devastating floods of 2023.  We spoke to Antoine Grand, Head of Delegation for the International Committee of the Red Cross in Somalia. Antoine, good morning.

<p>Millions of people in Somalia are facing the threat of severe flooding, as climate experts warn that a strong El Ni&ntilde;o event could intensify seasonal rains between October and December. Flooding along the Shabelle and Juba rivers could destroy crops, displace families and worsen food insecurity. Humanitarian agencies are preparing for the impact, but aid funding has fallen significantly since the devastating floods of 2023. &nbsp;We spoke to Antoine Grand, Head of Delegation for the International Committee of the Red Cross in Somalia. Antoine, good morning.</p>