How Sudan’s war is driving Chad’s humanitarian collapse
Summary
Almost a million people have fled from Sudan to Chad, mainly women and children. However, there is very little money to help them, leading to a lack of supplies and increasing risks of disease.Key Facts
- Nearly one million people have left Sudan and gone to Chad.
- Most of the refugees are women and children.
- Aid, or help, for these refugees is very limited.
- There is a high risk of diseases spreading among the refugees.
- The aid system is struggling to cope with the situation.
- A United Nations official and a Sudanese refugee activist are raising awareness about this crisis.
- The situation is described as the most underfunded refugee crisis in the world.
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