Blue Nile conflicts displace 200,000

Reports indicate that over 200,000 people have been displaced from the cities of Korem and Qaysan in the Blue Nile region of Sudan due to the fighting between the army and the Rapid Support Forces. Most of them have fled to safer areas such as Dongola and Renk. The escalation of the conflict has led to a decline in humanitarian and health conditions, with an increase in deaths among the displaced due to the hardships of the journeys, especially amid heavy rains that hinder aid delivery and worsen water and food shortages. International and local organizations are calling for urgent assistance, amid warnings of the spread of epidemics and the intensification of the health crisis caused by overcrowding and a lack of basic services.

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