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UN agencies boost aid efforts to flood-hit Tindouf refugees, call for urgent funding

UN agencies boost aid efforts to flood-hit Tindouf refugees, call for urgent funding

Oct 24, 2015, at 02:22 pm

New York, Oct 24 (IBNS): The United Nations refugee agency and its partners are scaling up aid efforts after devastating floods widely damaged Sahrawi refugee camps in southwest Algeria, working to provide food and relief supplies, while urgently appealing for emergency funds to fill the 80 per cent gap in order to reach the most vulnerable.

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