Humanitarian needs for people displaced by armed conflict in Sudan are surging, with more people expected to flee than expected, the UN refugee agency said Tuesday.
"We have already seen more than 560,000 people crossing into neighbouring countries and nearly 2 million internally displaced," UNHCR Assistant High Commissioner Rauf Mazou said after a visit to Sudan.
More than half a million people have fled to neighboring countries to escape the fighting since the conflict began on April 15. Egypt has taken in the most refugees, followed by Chad, South Sudan, Ethiopia and the Central African Republic. As the violence continues, UN agencies now expect the number of refugees to be much higher than the previous estimate of one million. The UNHCR says those fleeing Sudan often arrive after days or even weeks of arduous journeys. They are physically and mentally exhausted after witnessing the violence and are in desperate need of food, medical care and relief supplies.
At a conference for Sudan in Geneva on June 19, the UN appealed for $3 billion to deal with the problem, of which only $1.52 billion has been pledged.
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