00:00The Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya continues to be affected by the Trump administration to cut U.S. aid.
00:08Empty warehouses at the World Food Program's food storage facilities at the camp paint a green picture.
00:18This is one of the areas where we keep cereals. It's completely empty.
00:23You have no cereal?
00:23We have no cereal.
00:24These lentils from the U.S. are among the last resources available for the entire refugee camp.
00:31Regina Ngole, who has kept the conflict in South Sudan, displays food for her family of seven.
00:37Just a few leaves she gathered that day.
00:43She often becomes sick. There is no food.
00:46And for the moment, we are starving because the ration we got is already finished.
00:54Her two-year-old has been hospitalized multiple times due to severe malnutrition, which is why a community health worker has come to check on her.
01:05Her health has improved, but the question remains for how long?
01:09The highest numbers of mortalities that we've recorded was actually in the month of March that we recorded 15 mortalities in this particular ward.
01:18And that's just a pointer to how unawares were caught with the surge in number of patients that we're seeing in this particular ward.
01:25Situated in the extremely dry northern region of Kenya, Kakuma is home to over 300,000 refugees.
01:32Situated in the extremely dry northern region of Kenya, Kakuma is home to over 300,000 refugees.
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