<p>As Iraqi forces closed in on the last enclaves of Mosul held by the Islamic State, the UN warned</a> that the thousands of people fleeing the city daily were facing shortages of food, medicine and shelter.</p><p>The International Organization for Migration said that a peak of more than 16,000 people transited through the official Hamam al-Alil screening camp, south of Mosul, on May 18. It said a total of more than 742,000 people had been displaced from Mosul since 2016.</p><p>This report by a local Mosul network shows the facility at Hamam al-Alil. In it, displaced people describe the hardships they face, including lack of food, water and medicine.</p><br />
