Chad: UN Humanitarian Chief calls for more resources to tackle "extremely challenging situation"

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Posted

12 May 2014

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12 May 2014

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6 May 2014, N'Djamena, Chad: ERC Valerie Amos show solidarity with women living in the transit site of Zafaya in Gaoui in the outskirts of the capital N'Djamena. Banner reads: "Association of Chadian women returned from Central African Republic". The site houses over 3,000 people evacuated by plane from Bangui, CAR to Chad from December 2013 to February 2014. © OCHA/Philippe Kropf

Humanitarian Chief Valerie Amos drew attention to the humanitarian situation in Chad during a visit to the country last week, when she met people directly affected by displacement and food insecurity.

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