Waiting
Synopsis
145 tons of grain are dropped over eight days to feed 10,000 people in a South Sudan village facing starvation and conflict.
Synopsis
A child named Yak wanders into a compound in South Sudan, seeking food amidst famine. In a region where hunger is widespread, the villagers of Alle await 145 tons of grain, part of Operation AL, scheduled to arrive over eight days. As they face logistical challenges, the team from Doctors Without Borders waits for reinforcements. Tensions rise as the locals collect dropped kernels and hope for a fair distribution. The operation concludes without clarity on who ultimately receives the food aid.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See the Dinka people's response to starvation and aid.
- Meet logistics experts managing food distribution in a crisis.
- Find out what happens to Yak, an orphan in South Sudan.
Did You Know
- Operation AL delivered 145 tons of grain to 10,000 people over eight days.
- The villagers of Alle waited a long time for food assistance.
- A little boy named Yak was found in the compound, and he is an orphan.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many tons of grain were dropped during Operation AL?
145 tons of grain were dropped to feed the 10,000 people of the region.
What is the name of the orphan boy mentioned in the documentary?
The orphan boy's name is Yak.
How far is the nearest airstrip from the location mentioned in the documentary?
The nearest airstrip is 35 km away from the location.
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