Darfur (Nabaa Sudan) – The official spokesperson for the General Coordination of Displaced Persons (IDPs) and Refugees in Darfur, Adam Rijal, said that deteriorating living conditions, scarce rainfall and the failure of the agricultural season, coupled with the ongoing war, have forced hundreds of families to flee their areas in North Darfur and Mershing locality in South Darfur in search of food and safety.
In a Facebook post, Rijal explained that hundreds of families had arrived in Tawila, Shangil Tobaya and Nierteti over the past few weeks, while others had crossed the border into Chad.
He noted that the number of displaced people between October 15 and November 6 reached 538 families, comprising 3,227 people, with new families continuing to arrive and humanitarian needs increasing amid limited services and declining aid.
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