Food and cash assistance has been provided to people in need. During August, 35,611 individuals received support, with 51 percent of them being female. In June, 487.2 metric tons of food were distributed, and USD 372,987 in cash was transferred.
The World Food Programme remains committed to serving vulnerable refugees, ensuring uninterrupted delivery of assistance. Teams are working on the ground to provide support. The organization is also consulting with the Government to explore opportunities to expand its operations.
Further details on the assistance efforts are available, including information on the number of refugees being supported and plans for future operations. A significant amount of funding is required to continue the assistance, with USD 24 needed over the next six months.
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