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U.N. reports displacement and damage in Lebanon, warns of funding shortfalls in Chad and releases $6 million for Nigeria malnutrition response
Summary
U.N. officials reported thousands displaced and extensive damage in parts of Lebanon after strikes; said Chad’s 2025 humanitarian response plan is funded at 9.3%; and said the Central Emergency Response Fund released $6 million to address a severe acute malnutrition emergency in northeastern Nigeria affecting about 1 million children under age 5.
U.N. humanitarian officials reported damage and displacement in Lebanon, warned that humanitarian funding shortfalls are constraining operations in Central Africa, and said the U.N. released $6 million from the Central Emergency Response Fund to respond to a malnutrition crisis in northeastern Nigeria.
On Lebanon, the U.N. office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs said Israeli air strikes hit Beirut’s southern suburbs and the village of Ainkhana ahead of Eid al‑Adha, displacing thousands after orders to flee. Preliminary official estimates by the Beirut area reconstruction committee…
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