Sudanese refugees face dire conditions in Chad.

TL;DR
Tens of thousands of Sudanese refugees, mostly women and children, who have crossed the border into Chad risk a “major humanitarian disaster” when the rainy season begins within weeks, a Red Cross official has warned. About 80,000 people have sought refuge in the country to the west of Sudan as weeks of fighting between two warring generals forces hundreds of thousands from their homes. The refugees are arriving at such speed that the humanitarian operation on the ground will struggle to move them all to places of safety before the rains come in late June, potentially cutting off much of the remote border region.
- Race against time to stop ‘humanitarian disaster’ among Sudan refugees in Chad The Guardian
- As Sudanese refugees flee horrors of war, poverty-stricken Chad is struggling to help CNN
- UN Moves Sudanese Refugees in Chad Away From Border Voice of America
- More than 90,000 Sudanese take refuge in Chad to flee the fighting Africanews English
- Refugee describes losing her son and brother while fleeing CNN
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