The UN persistent alarms over the humanitarian situation in Sudan underscore the urgency.
The UN said the full response plan would be launched at the end of this month and expected to require $700 million through 2024.
The earthquake in Nepal deeply saddened UN secretary general Antonio Guterres, said his spokesman.
“No place is safe in Gaza anymore….At least 4,000 people have taken refuge in this UNRWA school-turned-shelter.”
“The secretary-general calls on political actors to peacefully settle any disputes through established legal and institutional channels.”
“We are also providing medical supplies for the response to malaria, which, as of July 30, has impacted over 1.7 million people and claimed 200 lives,” he said.
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The UN Refugee Agency said that since the beginning of the hostilities on April 15, more than 4.3 million people have been forced to flee.
The data confirms July is set out to be the hottest month ever recorded in human history.
The quake has left at least four people dead and 36 others injured, according to news reports quoting civil protection authorities.
UN secretary general Antonio Guterres said, “Let me be clear: the United Nations is not leaving Sudan. Our commitment is to the Sudanese people.”
