India, Oct. 22 -- Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières said more than 10 months after tens of thousands of people fled violence in Democratic Republic of Congo and arrived at Busuma camp in eastern Burundi, living conditions remain “extremely precarious” and humanitarian funding cuts are threatening water, shelter, food, and medical care. MSF said it continues to support the Ministry of Health with essential medical, water, and mental health services at the camp, while broader funding shortages have led to gaps in sanitation, shelter, and assistance.
Funding cuts and service gaps
MSF said humanitarian funding shortages have contributed to a critical lack of latrines and showers, rapidly deteriorating shelters, and repeated cut...