‘We’ve lost everything’: inside a Sudanese town where children die of hunger every day

Famine stalks Blue Nile state after a year of war, displacement and failed harvests.

In the Sudanese town of Damazin, children are dying of hunger every day. The town has been under siege for a year, and the fighting has destroyed the local economy. The people of Damazin are now facing a humanitarian crisis, and they are in desperate need of help.

The conflict in Blue Nile state began in September 2022, when rebels launched an offensive against the government.

The fighting has since displaced more than 1 million people, and it has caused a severe food shortage. The United Nations has warned that the situation in Blue Nile state is “catastrophic,” and it has called for urgent international action.

The people of Damazin are now facing a humanitarian crisis.

They are in desperate need of food, water, and medical care. The United Nations has launched a humanitarian appeal for Blue Nile state, but it is only 10% funded. The people of Damazin are now relying on the international community for help.

The international community must act now to prevent a famine in Blue Nile state.

• The United Nations has called for urgent international action to prevent a famine in Blue Nile state.
• The United Nations has launched a humanitarian appeal for Blue Nile state, but it is only 10% funded.
• The people of Damazin are now relying on the international community for help.

The people of Damazin are facing a humanitarian crisis. They are in desperate need of food, water, and medical care. The international community must act now to prevent a famine in Blue Nile state.