Sudanese Displacement Reaches 200,000
A Sudanese government organization has reported that more than 200,000 displaced people have fled from the cities of Kermok and Qaysan in the Blue Nile region, due to fighting between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces. The control of these cities by the Rapid Support Forces has led to a large-scale displacement toward safer cities such as Damazin and Renk, amid warnings of worsening humanitarian and health situations, especially due to shortages of food and essential supplies, and the difficulty in delivering aid because of heavy rains. The internally displaced persons are living in harsh conditions, as ongoing clashes continue to affect residents' lives. Authorities are focusing on repatriation and reintegration efforts amidst the deteriorating situation.
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