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Emergency humanitarian aid for Sudan could run out within 15 days, UN warns
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Emergency humanitarian aid for Sudan could run out within 15 days, UN warns

Correio da Manhã14 September 2026 at 15:06

The United Nations issued a warning that emergency humanitarian aid for Sudan could run out within 15 days if new financial resources are not received. The organization warned that without these new funds, it will not be possible to provide assistance in the regions where it is most needed.

Sudan faces a severe humanitarian crisis, with millions of people needing urgent assistance. The situation in the country has been particularly difficult due to the ongoing conflict, which has displaced much of the population and created massive humanitarian needs.

The UN stressed that the lack of funding threatens to paralyze humanitarian aid operations in the country, leaving vulnerable populations without access to food, clean water, healthcare, and other essential services for survival.

Why this matters

Millions of Sudanese people depend on this aid to survive, and the depletion of funds could worsen an already serious humanitarian crisis. This alert follows previous UN calls for international funding for operations in Sudan.

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