Aproximadamente 430.000 desplazados por combates en Sudan, estima la ONU
May 2, 2023
South Sudan/ IDPs/ Gunfire displaced Fatna Babikr Nemala and some 8,000 refugees from Yusuf Batil camp on the afternoon of 03 March. They sought shelter on the main road outside the camp where they spent two nights before returning to the camp on 05 March. In the photo, she explains what happened. The photo YB displacement2 003 is of a family affected by the situation who had put up, like thousands of others at the side of the road.
UNHCR Field Associate, David Kinyera Jada was amongst a team of staff including South Sudan's Commission on Refugee Affairs (CRA) who inspected the damage done to refugee homes in the camp. Huts and granaries had been burnt to the ground during the incident in both refugee and host communities. The photos are of damage to property in Yusuf Batil camp.
Yesterday, Wednesday 26 March, UNHCR distributed NFI, comprising blankets, mosquito nets, collapsible jerry cans, plastic sheets, kitchen sets and buckets to 36 households (214 individuals) to members of the host community, whose houses had been burned down during the incident. UNHCR's camp management partner for Yusuf Batil is compiling a list of affected refugees, for targeted NFI distribution as soon as we receive it. / UNHCR/ P. Rulashe./ March 2014Crédito fotografía: UNHCR/ P. Rulashe.
La agencia de refugiados de la ONU Acnur trabaja estimando que más de 800.000 personas pueden dejar el país africano si continúan los enfrentamientos entre los dos generales que disputan el poder.
Los combates entre el ejército y los paramilitares en Sudan ya han dejado más de 100.000 personas exiliadas y alrededor de 330.000 desplazados dentro del país según los datos de la ONU.
La agencia de refugiados de la ONU alerta sobre el estimado de personas que saldrían del país y la OMI dijo en un informe de situación que “la estimación total de individuos desplazados en Sudán ha llegado a 334.053 personas”. La oficina de la ONU para la coordinación de Asuntos Humanitarios advirtió que el programa de ayuda para Sudán está financiado solamente en un 14 % y que faltan 1.500 millones de dólares para hacer frente a la crisis humanitaria.
