text: wi 1l be appl ied Food for net' arrivals Stocks in hand Ration requirements or in pipe l ine Negative balance ( tonnes )Comlod i Ey Cereals oi1 Corn soya rni lk Pulses FIour Dates/dried fruit Sugar Sal t Dried whole nilk Dried skinuned mi lk Tota II 431I 959r 440 3 840 72rr 469 96 58 9499 246 740 200 I 010 3 36r l.l9 ':' 391 15 9352 7L7 691I 7 59 430 479 602 60r 96 58 558 23 926 7 991 19, As in previous year6, basic food supplies continued to be provided frombilateral sources and by nuttllateraL food donacions througb wFp. ttNHcR provides supplenentary food !o combat protein deficiency anong young chlldren and pregnantor l-actating eomen. Every refugee receives food rations, through the system ofration shops newly established by ELUICARE ehereby food is di6tribueed toindividual fanilies only on presentaeion of a ration card.A/40 /586 Engl i sh Page 7 WaEer 20. The Refugee Water Supply Division, l'ith the assistance of voluntary agencies, inPlemenls the progranne of reqular supply of pocable water in the camps. Tbe ain of providing each refugee nittr 10 tso 15 litres of purified water per day nas achieved in a number of locations, in olber parts of sonalia, parlicularly in some of the camps in the North West, Cbe situation conCinues to be criticsl, water had to be delivered by truck in nany places in the Soulh due co the drying-out of rivers, and in the North because of lack of good quality ground rdater. Obe of tbe main inprovenencs to tbe t ater supply prograrnme was tbe introduction iD 1984 of sand filCration units in the South. Healtb 21. t{itbin lhe Ministry of Health, the Refugee Health Unit lmplernenEs services for refugees in the camps, r'ith the assistance of voluntary agencies. Tbe general
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the provision of basic necessities, specifically food and water, to refugees in a camp. The mention of ration shops, water supply, and health services suggests that the focus is on the well-being and survival of the refugees. The text also mentions bilateral sources and international donations, which implies that humanitarian aid and relief are involved.