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Sangour and Ajwal: Critical unmet needs among displaced people in White Nile State.

MSF doctors looking after children inside measles isolation unit at Um Sangour Refugees Camp, White Nile State

MSB162701

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Sangour and Ajwal: Critical unmet needs among displaced people in White Nile State.

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Unique Identifier Code / URN MSB162701

Date taken / Date Recorded 01/07/2023 12:00 AM

Country Sudan

Detailed location Um Sangour and Ajwal

Commissioning section MSF-SPAIN

Photographer / videographer / producer Ahmad Mahmoud

Usage Rights (MSF) External Media, MSF Fundraising, MSF Publications, Social Media

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Editor's rating ★★★ (F)

Maximum Size 4032px × 2268px 2.26 MB

Additional Information / Shotlist Sudan's White Nile State is receiving increasing numbers of people fleeing conflict. Many are South Sudanese who have been living in Khartoum and other parts of the country. Ten camps that already housed more than 250,000 people, mainly women and children, are now hosting more than 140,000 new arrivals. Truckloads of people arrive daily. Since 6 June, MSF teams have been providing primary and maternal care and water, sanitation and hygiene activities to displaced people in three camps: Um Sangour, Khor Ajwal and Alagaya. The health situation is critical. More than half of the patients in MSF clinics are under five years old, and an increasing number of children are in critical condition with complications from measles and malnutrition.

Camp for Displaced People