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Two earlier results have been confirmed. WHO experts will be deployed over the next couple of days to provide coordination, risk assessment and infection prevention measures.

All UN movements in the area have been restricted with immediate effect in line with the government-imposed curfew, including any road movements to Ed Damazine.

With nearly 600,000 refugees and 400,000 internally displaced people, Chad remains a major host country despite facing its own socio-economic, political and security challenges.

The challenging conditions in which Rohingya are detained in cramped camps, with limited economic opportunities and reliant on humanitarian assistance leaves women and girls at greater risk of abuse.

In anticipation of potentially the “worst winter since independence" additional funds are urgently required to fast-track activities that will protect vulnerable individuals and families.

As of 8 July, Rutshuru and Rwanguba have received more than 124,000 displaced people. Despite this influx, two health structures have stopped functioning and medical authorities fear an increase in deaths.

The growing immunization gap and hunger crisis threaten to create conditions for a child survival crisis, warn WHO and UNICEF, as 25 million children missed out on lifesaving vaccines in 2021 alone.

The situation for migrants in Mexico's northern border cities is sharply deteriorating as expulsions under Title 42 continue and hundreds of people arrive from the south each day, seeking safety in the USA.