On the 6th local time, UN Secretary General Spokesman Dijalik said that the ongoing armed conflict in Sudan is causing a large number of displaced people to face an even more serious “humanitarian situation.” Dijalik said that about 15.4 million people across the country are in urgent need of emergency shelter and basic household items, but due to serious shortfalls in funding for humanitarian aid, the number of people receiving aid is currently less than 1 million. He also pointed out that in addition to continuing security threats, damaged infrastructure is also hampering the transportation of emergency relief supplies. Repeated attacks on energy infrastructure have further exacerbated the local humanitarian situation. Shortage of funds and continuing violence are compounding the already troubled people of the Sudan to face even more serious survival challenges.

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