Major food aid 'scale-up' underway to famine-hit Sudan, WFP says
- The World Food Program delivered food assistance to North Darfur's Zamzam camp, marking the first delivery since the famine declaration earlier this year.
- This delivery includes about 17,500 tons of food, enough for 1.5 million people for one month, according to WFP Sudan spokesperson Leni Kinzli.
- Sudan's sovereign council head, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, announced that certain airports will be humanitarian hubs for U.N. agencies for safe food delivery.
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Major food aid ‘scale-up’ under way to famine-hit Sudan, WFP says
More than 700 trucks are on their way to famine-stricken areas of Sudan as part of a major scale-up after clearance came through from the Sudanese government, a World Food Programme spokesperson said on Tuesday.
WFP: Major Food Aid 'Scale-up' Underway to Famine-hit Sudan
More than 700 trucks are on their way to famine-stricken areas of Sudan as part of a major scale-up after clearance came through from the Sudanese government, a World Food Program spokesperson said on Tuesday. The army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces have been locked in conflict since April 2023 that has caused acute hunger and disease across the country. Both sides are accused of impeding aid deliveries, the RSF by looting and the arm…
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