Somalia pushed to a historic draught due to five poor rainy seasons sequentially, said Mr. Abdemoula in Geneva. 

The crises puts affected areas to a risk of famine. 

21 died and 100,000 people displaced in March as seasonal rains caused floods. 

The Shabelle and Juba rivers in Ethiopian highlands could flood farmlands.

Climate change is the culprit, according to the Humanitarian Coordinator. 

It produces erratic cycles of flooding and drought. 

Somalia is actually suffering the most from the climate disaster despite doing barely anything to cause it.