Above thirty-two (32) thousand people have fled Sudan to the Central African Republic (CAR), as revealed by the United Nations (UN) Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA).
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| “46% of the Central African Republic population are extremely vulnerable…” – UNOCHA. Photo: @UNOCHA |
The UN agency with the responsibility to “help humanitarian organisations save the lives of people caught in crises”, said, “immediate funding is critical”.
UNOCHA said: “Conflicts in neighbouring Sudan and Chad are driving up humanitarian needs in the #CentralAfricanRepublic.
Over 32K people have fled Sudan to CAR.
Insecurity along the border is causing food prices to spike.
“Immediate funding is critical.”
According to reports.unocha.org, a Central African Republic (CAR) Situation Report says:
- In 2024, the humanitarian community in CAR plans to assist 1.9 million most vulnerable people. US$ 367.7 million is required.
- Humanitarian actors provided life-saving assistance to 2 million people in 2023.
- Faced with insecurity in their villages, Chadians seek refuge in northwest Central Africa
- Increasingly worrying humanitarian situation in the Haut-Mbomou Prefecture
