Some experts are raising the possibility that the gigantic desert locusts swarms may invade China if the East African countries fails to get rid of them.
The desert locust swarms have already spread to South Sudan which is already is already facing hunger crisis.
The UN food agency has warned of a more acute food crisis in East Africa because of the swarm.
Kenya, Somalia and Ethiopia are suffering the worst locust infestation in 70 years as millions of desert locusts swarm farmland.
SPraying pesticides from sky is the most effective way to combat the desert locusts swarms,but unfortunately, the East African countries don't have the right resources to combat the swarms.
The UN body says the locusts are breeding so fast that numbers could grow 500-fold by June.
It estimates there are about 360-billion locusts in East Africa.