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Six months after the U.N. declared Somalia's capital a famine zone, the number of refugees in the capital is dwindling, as most of the men have gone home to try to revive devastated herds and withered crops.
Another woman, Halima Haji Mohammed Omar, said her husband was planting fewer crops because the family's children were not around to help, a trend that could result in an overall smaller harvest.
