Millions could die due to starvation because of COVID-19, warns Oxfam

Oxfam has warned the coronavirus pandemic is pushing millions of people towards hunger and starvation. The pandemic has resulted in lockdowns being imposed worldwide which will eventually lead to a cut in food supplies as well as in incomes. According to Oxfam, this could lead to more people dying than from the illness itself.

Millions could die due to starvation because of COVID-19, warns Oxfam

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