Sudan hunger crisis deepens as aid declines, costs rise, and rains fail

Sudan's hunger crisis is worsening due to reduced aid flows, higher food and transport costs, and below-average rainfall, compounding the plight of displaced and low-income populations. The situation reflects a deteriorating humanitarian access and economic collapse, with the risk of famine expanding. The report is based on Al Jazeera's analysis, but specific data on severity and geographic scope remain unquantified.