The territory of Lubero, in the province of North Kivu, is facing a humanitarian crisis affecting war-displaced people living in the Kanyabayonga site. Local civil society recently reported two new deaths among these displaced people, bringing the sad toll to twelve in the space of two weeks. This alarming situation is mainly due to the lack of essential resources such as food, clean water and medicine.
The president of civil society in this region calls on the Government as well as humanitarian organizations for emergency assistance to these vulnerable populations who are in the most pressing need.
It is crucial to respond quickly and effectively to prevent further deaths and alleviate the suffering of the war-displaced people of Kanyabayonga. The involvement of authorities and humanitarian actors is essential to provide the necessary aid to these people in distress. Solidarity and the mobilization of all are essential to confront this ongoing humanitarian crisis.
It is important to raise public awareness about this worrying situation and to encourage solidarity towards populations displaced by war who face extremely difficult living conditions. Everyone can contribute in their own way to alleviate the suffering of these people by providing moral, material or financial support.
Together, let us show compassion and humanity to our brothers and sisters in distress in Kanyabayonga, and work hand in hand to offer them a better and safer future.