Sudan: Refugees fleeing Tigray war struggle for supplies and drinking water
05 July 2021 |
3:34 pm
Ethiopian refugees fleeing the Tigray war and taking shelter in the Eastern Sudanese Hamdayet camp complained about a dangerous lack of water and food on Saturday. Though people living in Hamdayet Border Reception Centre get food aid from government and international organisations, they are struggling daily lack of drinking water.
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