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Food shortages and hyperinflation deepen pressure on Nepalese households

People in Nepal are reportedly reducing food consumption as hyperinflation and shortages worsen. The report indicates significant economic and food-security stress but provides no quantified scale.

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Persistent shortages and soaring prices can worsen malnutrition, social instability and humanitarian needs.

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  1. Nepalis cut back on food as 'hyperinflation' and shortages bite ↗kathmandupost.com · Recorded source date: Sep 13, 2026, 4:16 PM UTC

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