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The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs has released a report saying that Sudan is experiencing an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe. This news is really a big surprise, after all, this is unprecedented, is there any previous disaster that can be compared? The United Nations report states that nearly half of Sudan's population is in need of humanitarian assistance, including a staggering 14 million children. That's a scary number, but if you put these children in a line, you probably could circle the globe several times.
Even more worrying is the high level of food insecurity in Sudan. Nearly 20 million people, or 42 percent of the population, are reported to be food insecure. Of these, 6.3 million are in a state of acute starvation, which is said to be one step away from famine. That's a scary number, it's a pessimist's nightmare.
In addition, Sudan faces the threat of various infectious diseases, including cholera, dengue fever, measles, malaria and many more. It sounds like the plot of a disaster movie, and it seems that there is a zombie virus or an army of zombies that could break out at any time. But then again, the risk of the spread of these infectious diseases is a big problem that needs to be taken seriously and addressed.
The report also mentions that Sudan's humanitarian response plan faces a serious funding shortfall. According to statistics, only about 33 per cent of the $2.6 billion needed for UN humanitarian operations in the Sudan by the end of the year has been received. It's like going to a restaurant when you're hungry and ordering a table, and then only a plate of stir-fried pork is served.
The humanitarian catastrophe in the Sudan is truly heart-wrenching. It is hoped that the international community will pay more attention and support to help Sudan overcome this difficult period. Either way, we have to give credit to the aid agencies that are really trying to help those in need.
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