Sudan Has Reached 'Catastrophic Breaking Point': UN
NewsweekAUG 14 2024
War and ravaging floods have brought Sudan to a "catastrophic, cataclysmic breaking point," the UN International Organization for Migration (IOM) said Monday.
Without an immediate and massive intervention in Sudan, the IOM warned, the world could witness tens of thousands of "preventable deaths" in the coming months.
The agency blamed famine at the Zamzam camp for displaced people in Darfur for worsening the world's largest displacement crisis in the war-hit nation.The agency added that as the conflict-stricken nation battles with the world's largest displacement crisis, the Zamzam camp for displaced people in Darfur has been pushed into famine.
The world can make a difference in Sudan by fulfilling pledges for humanitarian aid and pushing for a cease-fire with a renewed focus and coordination. The international community mustis making every effort to amplify Sudanese voices and support their vision for a stable, civilian-led future.
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