displaced families
Coverage of displaced families in the Nexus archive.
- Cat survives Utah apartment fire by sheltering in closet for three days
A cat named Toast survived a devastating fire in a Utah apartment complex by sheltering in a closet for three days. The blaze displaced more than 40 families and sparked social media discussions about cats having nine lives.
- Kerala rains: heavy rain continues to batter district
Heavy rain continues to impact Kozhikode district in Kerala, with 964 people from 365 families remaining in 32 relief camps and schools closed for a second day. In Wayanad, more than a dozen relief camps have closed as displaced families returned home, leaving 584 people in 14 camps.
- Several children killed and wounded in Israeli attacks across Gaza
Israeli strikes hit multiple areas across Gaza, including tents sheltering displaced families in al-Mawasi, resulting in several children being killed and wounded.
- Palestine weekly: Ahead of elections, Israel doubles down on attacks
Ahead of elections, Israel intensifies attacks on Gaza, resulting in numerous deaths, including children and displaced families. The attacks have led to mourning as families are buried following the violence.
- Unifil says situation in Lebanon ‘fragile’ despite reduction in violence
The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (Unifil) reported that the security situation in Lebanon remains 'fragile' despite a reduction in violence since late June. Peacekeepers are expanding their presence to support stability as displaced families return to damaged homes lacking basic utilities.
- El-Geneina’s struggle: Life amid Sudan war and humanitarian challenges
Residents of El-Geneina in Sudan face rising food and water costs as humanitarian aid struggles to address the needs of displaced families amid ongoing conflict and humanitarian challenges.
- Lebanon ceasefire brings little comfort to displaced families in Beirut
Months after fleeing fighting in eastern and southern Lebanon, thousands of displaced families remain in makeshift camps in Beirut. Despite a ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, many feel unsafe and doubt the truce's sustainability, according to France 24's Antonia Kerrigan.