Market issues fearing for her safety the mother of nine can now go online thanks to a system that the UN's World Food Program calls humanitarian e commerce on for Muslim are.

It's also a way to protect her health during the global pandemic.

It has become dangerous to go to the shops because we're afraid of catching the coronavirus way.

We're lucky to get this application.

We enjoy online shopping.

It also saves time and we get the food we want way.

The WFP initiative is part of a global shift from giving out food to cash.

Using an app called the shop, Muslim ER can now compare the prices of staple items like cooking oil and salt with other retailers.

That helps her to spend the $60 allowance from the agency at her leisure, freeing up more time for working and childcare.

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P launched the shop in 2018 had introduced home delivery in April, the month after covert 19 hit Somalia.