Humanitarian situation worsening in Sudan's camps for displaced people

The Al Karama 3 camp in Sudan's Blue Nile state currently houses some 24,000 displaced people. They're fleeing the fighting that's been raging in the country since 2023, when tensions between the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces and Sudan's military erupted into civil war. At least 11 million people have been displaced. This war broke out suddenly and we were struck by drones. Ever since these drones appeared, we have had no rest. Ever since then, we've been constantly on the move, fleeing from one place to another. Officials and residents at the camp say the humanitarian situation is getting worse. The country is facing a perfect storm of conflict, drought and cuts to international aid. There is no food provided for us in the camp. We only eat corn, even though I shouldn't be eating it, but there's no alternative. We need special care and proper nutrition. The camp also lacks adequate toilet facilities, meaning people are forced to defecate in the open. The dire sanitary conditions are giving rise to disease, while health care is extremely limited. Right now, the health situation in the camp is completely degraded. A range of diseases has emerged, including allergies, in addition to malaria and schistosomiasis. Therefore, we appeal to official authorities and humanitarian organizations for urgent intervention. On Tuesday, more than 30 Western states issued an urgent appeal to the warring parties to remove obstacles to humanitarian aid. They warned that at least 5 million people across Sudan are facing emergency levels of hunger.