Millions fleeing Sudan’s war risk losing shelter as funds run low, UN warns

What happened: UN agencies warn that millions displaced by Sudan's civil war risk losing emergency shelter as funding runs low and aid stocks deplete. Key numbers: 15.4 million people need emergency shelter and basic items, but agencies can prioritize only about 10 percent. Only 936,000 have received assistance. Why it matters: The agencies say operations cannot be sustained without predictable and flexible funding, and IOM's Sudan chief warned the number of internally displaced people could rise again despite recent returns.

UN agencies warn that millions displaced by Sudan's civil war risk losing emergency shelter as funding runs low and aid stocks deplete.

The agencies say operations cannot be sustained without predictable and flexible funding, and IOM's Sudan chief warned the number of internally displaced people could rise again despite recent returns.