Residents of Baidoa, the interim capital of the state of southwestern Somalia, are facing difficult living conditions as a result of a siege imposed by Al-Shabaab on the city.
Some elected Somali parliamentarians from Southwest State told the media that they are deeply concerned about the living conditions of the people of Baidoa.
Representative Hawa Sukkar indicated that the residents of Baidoa will face greater danger if the situation imposed on the city continues, and stated that the value of foodstuffs and fuel has increased significantly.
The deputy called on the President of the Republic, Hassan Sheikh Mahmoud, and the President of the Southwest State, Abdelaziz Fatagrin, to work to lift the siege on the residents of Baidoa.
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