As Flooding Becomes a Yearly Disaster in South Sudan, Thousands Survive on the Edge of a Canal

Flooding has become an annual disaster in South Sudan, displacing thousands of people and causing widespread devastation. With the waters rising each year, many communities find themselves surviving precariously on the edge of canals and makeshift shelters. The ongoing crisis has left countless individuals at the mercy of rising floodwaters, with little hope for relief. The government and international organizations are under pressure to address the growing threat of climate change and its impact on the region