Chad is currently grappling with a severe humanitarian crisis triggered by the influx of nearly one million Sudanese refugees fleeing war. This situation is exacerbated by a significant reduction in aid, which puts vulnerable populations—mostly women and children—at great risk. In an interview with Al Jazeera, a UN official and a Sudanese refugee activist highlighted the dire need for immediate international support to prevent further loss of life and worsening conditions. The current crisis represents the world's most underfunded refugee situation, as the looming threat of disease adds to the urgency for action.
As we speak, aid is disappearing rapidly, putting the lives of nearly a million refugees at risk. We urgently need international support to avert catastrophe.
The situation in Chad is dire and deeply concerning, with disease and starvation becoming imminent threats. The world must not ignore this humanitarian crisis.
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