KHARTOUM/ISTANBUL, Nov 9 (Bernama-Anadolu) -- An estimated 2,510 people have fled five villages in Sudan’s North Darfur state amid worsening insecurity, with most affected families crossing into neighbouring Chad, Anadolu Ajansi (AA) reported, citing the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) on Sunday.
Over 2,500 Flee Villages In Sudan’s North Darfur State As Insecurity Worsens - IOM
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IOM reported that 2,510 people fled five villages in North Darfur, Sudan, amid worsening insecurity, with most crossing into Chad. This follows earlier displacements in the same area and separate movements in South Kordofan.
- 2,510 people fled five villages in Um Baru locality, North Darfur, with most crossing into Chad.
- 115 people fled Al-Farshaya village in South Kordofan's Dilling locality on Saturday.
- IOM and UNHCR warned that funding shortages could leave millions displaced without emergency shelter.
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