Reference :
V-F-CR-F-01976-N(2)
Date :
22/08/2017
Title :
South Sudan : one in three displaced, one in two severely hungry
Duration :
00:09:01
Editor :
unknown
Confidentiality level :
public
Publication restrictions :
publication without restrictions
Production company :
ICRC
ICRC producer :
unknown
Production reference :
AV684N
Description :
The numbers associated with South Sudan’s violence reveal the level of brutality being carried out against civilians. Of the country’s population of 12 million, one in three residents has been displaced, while one in two is severely hungry and in need of food assistance.
In an effort to assist residents harmed by warfare, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) on August 10-11 distributed an emergency food supply to 1,000 families – or about 6,000 people – in the village of Deim Zubeir, located in the northwest South Sudan.
About 54,000 people, including around 18,000 internally displaced people, live in Deim Zubeir. Many IDPs arrived after clashes started in Raja in June 2016. More people arrived after clashes in Raja in April 2017.
A majority of the IDPs in Deim Zubeir arrived with close to nothing. The host community is sharing the little they have. The ICRC is assisting the host community with fishing nets. The ICRC has also rehabilitated a water point in the village.
The ICRC has previously distributed items like tarpaulins, clothes, blankets, mosquito nets, sleeping mats, cooking sets, jerry cans, buckets and soap. This was distributed to 700 families (4,200 people) in July, targeting the most vulnerable internally displaced people.
The president of the (ICRC) arrived in South Sudan August 17, to view the devastating effects that the country’s continued violence is having on the millions of residents on the brink of extreme hunger.
English title :
South Sudan : one in three displaced, one in two severely hungry
Colour/B&W :
colour
SD/HD :
HD
Resolution :
1920 x 1080
Aspect ratio :
16/9
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