Over 120,000 people have been registered at transit and reception points supported by partner agencies since January 2026. This includes 8,148 individuals who self-identified as persons with disabilities. A study was conducted to assess the evacuation experiences and unmet needs of families with children from frontline areas.

The study on families with children aims to identify problems and unmet needs at various stages of the evacuation route, as well as evaluate the situation of children after displacement. Funding for the humanitarian response remains well below requirements.

More than 1.4 million people are internally displaced within the country. The increased evacuations highlight ongoing displacement pressures, particularly for vulnerable groups such as persons with disabilities and families with children.

Specific details on the challenges faced by families with children during and after evacuation, and the findings of the reintegration study, are not yet covered in recent reporting.