Sudanese humanitarian crisis persists despite ceasefire extension.

Thousands of Sudanese refugees fleeing fighting in Khartoum are facing long delays and a lack of international aid at the Egyptian-Sudanese border. Many have been traumatised by heavy artillery and air strikes and are waiting in the scorching April heat without food, water, sanitary toilets or access to basic healthcare before crossing into Egypt. Those who cannot afford the extortionate costs of the journey to the borders of neighbouring countries or are unwilling to face the uncertainty it brings remain trapped in Khartoum and other cities where food, water and fuel are scarce.