From July to the end of August 2020, the Desert Locust harmed about another 1668.5 thousand hectares of vegetation area in Ethiopian, and about 907.1 thousand hectares in Kenya.

In July 2020, Desert Locust in Pakistan newly harmed about 628.3 thousand hectares of vegetation area, Desert Locust in India newly harmed about 957.7 thousand hectares of vegetation area.

The Desert Locusts are mainly distributed in India, Pakistan, Ethiopia, Kenya, Yemen, and Somalia, severely endangering the agriculture and animal husbandry of these countries.

The desert locusts are mainly distributed in the spring breeding areas of Indo-Pakistan border, the west of Pakistan, the coastal and inland areas of the Arabian Peninsula, southern Ethiopia and most of Kenya at the moment, and has begun to move to central Sudan, Indo-Pakistan border and the countries of West Africa to start Summer breeding. 

From March to mid-May 2020, Desert Locust in Kenya harmed about 3359.2 thousand hectares of vegetation area (including 864.6 thousand hectares of cropland, 1393.8 thousand hectares of grassland and 1100.8 thousand hectares of shrub), mainly distributed in Rift Valley Province and Eastern Province, while Central, Coastal, Northeastern, Western and Nyanza Provinces were less affected.

By the end of April 2020, Desert Locust in Pakistan harmed about 431.9 thousand hectares of vegetation area (including 233.0 thousand hectares cropland and 198.9 thousand hectares grassland), mainly distributed in North-central Punjab, northern Baluchistan, southern Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, central Federally Administered Tribal Areas and Western Sind in Pakistan. 

As of mid-April 2020, 20 provinces in Yemen had been harmed since Desert Locust invaded northeastern Yemen in January 2019. 

By the end of March 2020, 11 states in Somalia had been harmed since Desert Locusts invaded northern Somalia in June 2019. 

By early to mid-March 2020, 21 counties in Kenya had been harmed since desert locusts invaded northeastern Kenya on December 28, 2019. 

Currently the Desert Locusts are mainly located in the winter breeding areas of the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden coast and Pakistan, and the winter-spring breeding areas of Ethiopia and Kenya in southern Horn of Africa.

The Desert Locust has ravaged the Horn of Africa and Southwest Asia, posing serious threats on agricultural production and food security of the inflicted regions. 

    During April to May 2020, pest will occur heavier than disease in eleven main winter wheat production countries, including Russia, China, United States, Pakistan, France, Turkey, Iran, Germany, Canada, Uzbekistan and United Kingdom. The total areas affected by wheat rust (Puccinia striiformis) and aphid (Sitobion avenae & Rhopalosiphum padi) are estimated to reach 30 million hectares.