Save the Children has already pre-positioned key school stocks and supplies in Sava region and has strengthened the preparedness of the communities, particularly at school level, to cope with cyclone.
ReliefWeb
Annoucement
Latest Headlines
World Bank partners with WHO and UNICEF to boost health care access for eight million people in Sudan
The systems providing essential social services are on the brink of a collapse, said UNICEF. We can invest in rebuilding them and provide lifesaving health and nutrition services amid the conflict.
MSF denounces violent attacks leading to suspension of activities at key Khartoum hospital
These attacks have continued in recent months, despite extensive engagements with all stakeholders. MSF has now taken the very difficult decision to suspend all medical activities in the hospital.
Evacuations taking place amid ongoing tremors in Ethiopia
Seismic activity, mostly emanating from the Fentale volcanic complex, continues across parts of Afar and Oromia. The Government is evacuating more than 60,000 people from high-risk areas to safer locations.
Zaporizhzhia attack marks highest civilian casualties in two years
On 8 January, 13 civilians were killed and 110 injured when two aerial bombs struck an industrial facility in Zaporizhzhia city, underscoring the dangers of such weapons in populated areas.
Escalating civilian casualties in Rakhine deeply alarm humanitarian community
On 8 January 2025, an aerial attack in Kyauk Nima Village in Ramree Township reportedly killed more than 40 civilians, and destroyed about 500 homes, with children and women among the casualties.
Newborns among the patients at risk as Nasser hospital in Gaza runs out of fuel, MSF warns
Nasser hospital, Al-Aqsa hospital and European Gaza hospital are on the verge of closure due to a lack of fuel. This situation is threatening the lives of hundreds of patients, including newborns.
World + 40 more
Natural disasters caused losses of $320 billion in 2024
Floods, wildfires, and severe thunderstorms are increasingly fuelling the trend of rising losses, while tropical cyclones and earthquakes continue to be a source of loss volatility.
Recent Disasters
Latest Updates
Latest Blog
Scientists Get Ahead of South Sudan Floods: “We Need to Save People’s Livelihoods”
The Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS NET) is teaming up with ReliefWeb to share its latest analyses, data, and resources related to the world’s most pressing food emergencies. FEWS NET’s latest reporting on global food security is available via ReliefWeb updates.
Extreme seasonal flooding in South Sudan is expected to persist through November, leaving devastation in its wake. While...