An expected draught in North Darfur is likely to lead to significant food and water shortages throughout the region.
UNAMID’s Humanitarian Liaison Office said draught is yet another threat over North Darfur that faced recent massive displacements, as well as on-going fighting between armed movements and Sudanese forces.
UNAMID is supplying water to 10 thousand new arrivals at the Zamzam IDP camp, located on the outskirts of El Fasher, North Darfur.
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