NEW YORK, Oct 29 (Bernama-Xinhua) -- United Nations (UN) humanitarians on Wednesday voiced deep concern over intercommunal violence in the Ethiopian town of Moyale, on the border with Kenya, which has displaced thousands of people, reported Xinhua.
Intercommunal Violence In Ethiopia Displaces Thousands: UN
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Intercommunal violence in Moyale, Ethiopia, has displaced thousands, disrupting transport, markets, and cross-border trade, prompting UN humanitarian concern and a planned assessment mission.
- The violence began on Oct 18, affecting Ethiopia’s Oromia and Somali regions and causing mass displacement into Kenya.
- Up to 50,000 people have crossed into Kenya, many women and children, seeking shelter in schools and churches.
- Urgent needs include food, safe drinking water, emergency shelter, sanitation, and health care.
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