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The conflict in Sudan is about to turn into an ethnic one

The High Commissioner for Refugees of the United Nations (UNHCR) is worried about how the conflict in Sudan is trying to become an ethnic one, especially in the Darfur province, which is causing civilians to leave the area.

The United Nations says that Chad is home to more than 560,000 people.

Christophe Garnier, who is in charge of emergency operations at Medecins Sans Frontières in Adré, Chad, explained the current situation by saying, "Yes, it is a big problem for humanitarian work, and the current situation is very worrying, because even the flow of thousands of refugees to the town of Adre came as a surprise to the people." I've proven that the situation isn't getting better, especially with how these people are living in Adre, based on the numbers I've seen everywhere. In fact, I feel sorry for them.

"There isn't enough food, and not everyone has access to health care. As we talk now, there is a risk of diseases like measles, vomiting, and diarrhoea spreading in the refugee camps," the official said.

He also said that many people live in God's land, but they don't have rooms or tents, so they live in the open, except for those who are helped by MSF and the Refugee Agency. The United Nations can do what they can to help migrants and put them in camps. But he says there are big problems that we will have to solve.