Somalia's Bidoa camps become semi-permanent homes for hundreds of thousands

Displacement into Bidoa, Somalia, is accelerating due to drought, conflict, and insecurity, with camps transitioning from temporary shelters to semi-permanent residences for hundreds of thousands. The prolonged nature of the crisis suggests a structural shift in displacement patterns, straining local resources and complicating return prospects. The situation underscores the severity of Somalia's humanitarian crisis, though exact figures and conditions remain unverified.