More than 200,000 people displaced from across Sudan's Kordofan region have sought refuge in el-Obeid, according to the UN.
Many fled a three-year Rapid Support Forces siege in South Kordofan that caused famine-like conditions, while others escaped drone and artillery strikes that killed relatives and destroyed homes.
The UN warns of a measles outbreak among the displaced.
With the RSF now intensifying attacks on el-Obeid itself, residents fear the city may soon lose its status as a sanctuary.
Al Jazeera's Hiba Morgan reports from el-Obeid, Sudan.
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