(Bloomberg) --
Millions of Colombians can no longer afford to feed themselves properly after lockdown measures devastated the economy.
In Cartagena, on the country's Caribbean coast, only 41% of households are eating three meals a day, down from 82% before Covid-19 left its tourist hotels deserted.
In the capital Bogota, 72% of households can still afford three daily meals, down from 85% before the health crisis, according to a report published Oct. 29 by the national statistics agency. The Colombian economy is suffering its biggest contraction in more than a century this year, according to the central bank.
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