<p>As of August 2023, over 71,026 individuals had entered Ethiopia through Metema. Children under 15 years comprised 35.2% of the population, and pregnant and lactating women made up 6.6%. There were 6,230 people without shelter at the Metema point of entry for more than 2 months. Comprehensive primary healthcare facilities were absent, and services were limited to health posts with insufficient staff, space, and supplies. At the Kumer site, 97 people shared one latrine, while at Metema transit center (TC), the ratio was 100:1, and daily water supply was 10 liters per person at Kumer and 14 liters at Metema TC. There were 474 reported cases of cholera. Fifty-three individuals with non-communicable diseases reported medication shortages and lack of follow-up care.&nbsp;</p>