Their accounts highlighted the lack of options facing Sudan's refugees as they look for shelter in countries with their own conflicts and shortages. 'CATASTROPHE AFTER CATASTROPHE'Refugees who were now sheltering outside the camps told Reuters people faced regular violence. Monthly food deliveries by the U.N. World Food Programme last less than two weeks, two refugees told Reuters. They were stopped by police and sought shelter in a forest near the Awlala camp, the three refugees said. The U.N. says just $400,000 in funding for Sudanese refugees in Ethiopia has been delivered, out of an appeal for more than $175 million.

Source: Ethiopian News June 07, 2024 10:51 UTC