Kathmandu. Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has reported that the condition of malnutrition among children in the displaced camps in Baidoa, southwestern Somalia, is becoming dire.According to MSF, since January, out of more than 21,000 children under five years of age examined in Baidoa, approximately 50 percent have shown signs of malnutrition, the organization stated.A survey conducted in July in 888 households across 14 displaced camps in Baidoa, southwestern Somalia, found that only two percent of families could afford to eat three meals a day.MSF's medical coordinator, Michel Sangma, stated that a severe humanitarian crisis has emerged in Baidoa. According to...