Refugees face dire conditions in Chad border town as humanitarian funding dwindles.

In Adre, Chad, tens of thousands of Sudanese displaced by civil war face increasingly limited humanitarian support amid funding reductions from the U.S. and other donors. Aid organizations warn that basic services, such as food, water, and medical care, are under strain. Despite efforts to relocate refugees to formal camps, many remain near the border due to economic opportunities and proximity to Sudan. A new transit site in Tine has seen a sharp rise in arrivals, raising concerns about the region’s capacity to respond.

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