South Sudan: Preparing for the Storm - Emergency Shelters Shield Sudanese Refugees From Looming Rains in South Sudan Thanks to KS Relief Support

[UNHCR] When the rainy season starts, it is a moment of worry for displaced families in South Sudan. The first heavy drops are not just a change in weather, but a stark reminder of how fragile life can be. For people living in makeshift shelters, rain means flooded floors, soaked bedding, and a renewed risk of disease. In the past, floods have swept through entire refugee communities, destroyed what little infrastructure existed, and left thousands exposed to the elements.