ALT 3.3 million people living in informal displacement settlements face the risk of further hardship as potentially record-breaking El Ni\u00F1o intensifies. We are working alongside local communities and the Somali Red Crescent Society to help them prepare to stay safe as the water rises.

ALT Sudan In recent weeks, aerial attacks across the country have caused a worrying increase in civilian harm. Most of the attacks were likely carried out by armed drones. Residential areas, markets and areas sheltering displaced populations have been particularly affected, with hundreds of people reportedly killed. This raises grave concerns about the protection of civilians and risks aggravating the world\u2019s largest humanitarian crisis Right now, we are supporting hospitals across Sudan with essential medical supplies, specialist surgical teams and other assistance to help absorb the influx of war-wounded. We urge all sides to take into account the foreseeable humanitarian consequences of using armed drones, particularly in populated areas.

ALT Yemen

ALT We express our deepest sorrow over the news of the death of Mulugeta Andualem, an ambulance driver of the Ethiopian Red Cross Society (ERCS), who was killed during an armed attack while carrying out his humanitarian duties. We extend our heartfelt condolences to his loved ones, his colleagues at the ERCS, and all those affected by this painful loss. Humanitarian and health-care personnel must be respected and protected so they can continue providing a lifeline to the communities they serve. Violence against humanitarian and health-care personnel, vehicles and facilities is unacceptable and must stop.

ALT Every road a humanitarian cannot safely travel is a road help cannot take.