UN warns South Sudan refugees face aid loss
The United Nations warns that more than 650,000 refugees and asylum seekers in South Sudan are at risk of losing access to vital assistance, including food and nutritional services, due to a severe funding shortfall. The final batch of food aid expected to be delivered in September will only be sufficient for 240,000 refugees, putting the lives of hundreds of thousands at immediate risk from malnutrition and exploitation of women and children. This situation also reflects increased pressure on humanitarian resources caused by refugee flows from Sudan, with approximately 3,000 refugees arriving in South Sudan each week.
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