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Sudan: 825,000 Children Trapped as Conflict Rages in Sudan's Al Fasher and Zamzam Internally Displaced Camp

  • The International Organization for Migration reported a 2.4% decline in internally displaced persons in Sudan, reflecting the return of 396,738 people to their homes despite worsening living conditions and basic service shortages.
  • More than 11.3 million internally displaced persons remain in Sudan due to ongoing violence, with children comprising over half of this population, according to the IOM.
  • 825,000 children are trapped in Al Fasher and Zamzam camps without basic necessities, as reported by UNICEF, facing critical shortages of food and medical supplies amid rising conflict.
  • UNICEF's Sheldon Yett warned that children in Al Fasher and Zamzam camps face an unimaginable catastrophe, describing the situation as a daily reality of death from violence and starvation.
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The Indiana Gazette Online broke the news in Indiana, United States on Wednesday, March 26, 2025.
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