Millions of Sudanese displaced by civil war are at risk of losing access to emergency shelter as UN aid agencies run out of supplies and funding.
An estimated 15.4 MILLION people urgently need shelter and basic household essentials, but humanitarian agencies have enough resources to prioritize just one in ten.
So far, only 936,000 people have received assistance, while the International Organization for Migration says its warehouses are now completely empty.
Sudan remains the world's largest displacement crisis, with 8.6 million people uprooted within the country and another 4.6 million forced to flee abroad since fighting erupted in 2023.
Meanwhile, more than 5.2 million people have returned to their home areas, often finding destroyed houses and essential services.
With emergency stocks exhausted and millions still waiting for assistance, the UN warns that conditions could deteriorate further without urgent funding.
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