The brutal civil war in Sudan is causing severe consequences for neighboring Chad, leading to a growing health crisis as refugees seek safety in the country.

The United Nations has issued a warning that over one million Sudanese refugees currently residing in Chad are facing drastic cuts to humanitarian aid. The situation threatens to exacerbate an already dire crisis.

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Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) reports a deadly meningitis outbreak spreading rapidly among Sudanese refugees in overcrowded camps in Chad.

Tens of thousands of Sudanese refugees have sought safety in the Central African Republic, one of Africa's poorest and most dangerous countries, since the start of the war in Sudan.

The city of Kufra in the Libyan desert has welcomed between 40,000 and 60,000 people displaced by the Sudanese conflict, providing refuge and opportunities for work and trade.

Mass detentions of refugees in Egypt are forcing many, including Sudanese refugees, into hiding, with families losing contact with detained loved ones.

The UN reports that Sudanese refugees returning home are encountering a new 'struggle for survival' due to chronic needs for investment, with homes, water supplies, health provision, and electricity heavily damaged.

The UNHCR and World Food Programme have issued a warning that a lack of funding is jeopardizing the lives of over one million Sudanese refugees in Chad.

Sudanese individuals have expressed appreciation for the safety and security they experience in Saudi Arabia amidst ongoing conflict in their home country.