Chad faces humanitarian crisis as refugee camps run out of aid

The United Nations warns that over a million people in Chad, including refugees, could lose access to lifesaving aid without immediate funding.

Overcrowded refugee camps in eastern Chad are on the brink of a financial crisis, with the United Nations highlighting the urgent need for funding.
The ongoing conflict in Sudan has resulted in over 5,000 deaths and displaced more than 5 million people, contributing to the refugee influx in Chad.
Doctors Without Borders reports nearly 1,000 cases of hepatitis E in the camps, highlighting the dire need for clean water and sanitation.
Chad's political tensions may escalate due to the humanitarian situation, with competition over resources fueling local and regional instability.
The U.S. has pledged over $47 million in humanitarian aid for war-torn Sudan, as the UN warns the conflict could become the world's worst hunger crisis.