The conflict in Sudan has triggered a profound humanitarian emergency, compelling nearly one million people to seek refuge in neighboring Chad. The situation has become increasingly dire following the fall of El-Fasher in North Darfour. In just two weeks, this event caused almost 100,000 civilians to flee the city, with approximately 6,000 of them managing to cross into Chad. This influx places immense strain on a nation already grappling with the consequences of long-standing regional instability.
