Sudanese Refugees in Chad Face Healthcare Crisis Amid US Foreign Aid Freeze
2025-03-19
ABC News
The Trump administration's foreign aid freeze has put the health and well-being of Sudanese refugees in Chad at risk, jeopardizing vital healthcare services provided by the U.N. in displacement camps. Thousands of refugees fleeing the Sudanese conflict rely on these services, which include medical care, sanitation, and nutrition support. The aid freeze has raised concerns about the spread of diseases and the overall humanitarian crisis in the region, highlighting the need for urgent international support and refugee health services. The situation is critical, with many lives hanging in the balance, and a solution is needed to ensure the continuation of these essential healthcare services.
