VOICED : OIM pide ayuda alimentaria para 7.5 millones en Sudan del Sur

The ongoing war in South Sudan has led to severe famine, affecting over seven million people. The conflict has caused mass displacement, leading to malnutrition and disease, especially among children. Humanitarian organizations are working to aid displaced individuals and reduce overcrowding in shelters. The government has declared certain areas in famine and is working to ensure aid reaches those in need. The conflict is primarily between President Salva Kiir's forces and supporters of ex-Vice President Reik Machar, with the UN warning of potential genocide.

What has been the primary cause of famine in South Sudan?

• Climate change

• Ongoing conflict

• Natural disasters

• Economic sanctions

How many people in South Sudan require urgent food assistance?

• Over seven and a half million

• Over five million

• Over ten million

• Over three million

What are the main consequences of displacement caused by the conflict?

• Improved living conditions

• Increased access to education

• Malnutrition and diseases

• Economic growth

What is the government's response to the famine in the northern regions?

• Ignoring the situation

• Declaring a state of emergency

• Increasing military presence

• Promising humanitarian aid

Which ethnic groups are primarily involved in the conflict?

• Igbo and Yoruba

• Hutu and Tutsi

• Zulu and Xhosa

• Dinka and Nuer