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UN to cut 20 percent of humanitarian staff amid funding shortfall, scale back operations in Pakistan

  • UN aid chief Tom Fletcher cites a $58 million shortfall after major funding cuts by the US
  • Fletcher says the agency will focus its resources by operating in fewer locations than before
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