Al Jazeera details displaced families' daily struggle for food
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Al Jazeera profiled displaced women in Port Sudan, including Aisha Adam, who now sells fried pastries to survive after aid at her camp dropped sharply, and Fatima, who said she had received humanitarian assistance only three times in six months.
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“I have no choice but to work. There is no one I can rely on. My two sons are missing, and I do not know where they are, while my other son died before the war began”
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Aisha AdamDisplaced woman in Port Sudan IDP campFatimaDisplaced woman interviewed by Al JazeeraKhadra al-FayiqDisplaced resident of Al-Karama 3 camp, Blue Nile stateAdam AhmedResident of Al-Karama 3 campUS Department of StateCo-signatory of joint famine-risk statement
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