Sudan's Humanitarian Crisis: Millions Displaced, Shortages Threaten Reverse Displacement
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Millions of Sudanese have returned home after displacement, but the absence of basic services like water, electricity, and healthcare is raising fears of reverse displacement. The United Nations warns that 33.7 million people are in need of assistance, with Sudan topping global emergency humanitarian indicators and facing the most severe hunger crisis in the world. Displaced families are struggling with shortages of food and essential goods, with aid often falling short of their needs.
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ملايين السودانيين يعودون إلى ديارهم.. غياب الخدمات الأساسية يثير مخاوف...
⚡️#Soudan : urgence humanitaire À El Obeid, des familles déplacées lu...
Advierten en ONU sobre indicadores de emergencia humanitaria en Sudán...
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