Italia e Estero

Onu, 'la carestia avanza in Sudan'

epa08858038 An Ethiopian refugee woman from Tigray region at the Um Rakuba refugee camp, the same camp that hosted Ethiopian refugees during the famine in the 1980s, some 80 kilometers from the Ethiopian-Sudan border in Sudan, 30 November 2020 (issued 02 December 2020). According to World Food Programme on 02 December, about 12,000 Ethiopian refugees from Tigray are accomodated in the Um Rakuba camp as over 40,000 Ethiopian refugees fleed to Sudan since the start of fights in the northern Tigray region of Ethiopia. Ethiopia's military intervention comes after Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) forces allegedly attacked an army base on 03 November 2020 sparking weeks of unrest. According to reports on 02 December 2020, UN reached an agreement with Ethiopian government to provide aid for the Tigray region of Ethiopia. EPA/ALA KHEIR
epa08858038 An Ethiopian refugee woman from Tigray region at the Um Rakuba refugee camp, the same camp that hosted Ethiopian refugees during the famine in the 1980s, some 80 kilometers from the Ethiopian-Sudan border in Sudan, 30 November 2020 (issued 02 December 2020). According to World Food Programme on 02 December, about 12,000 Ethiopian refugees from Tigray are accomodated in the Um Rakuba camp as over 40,000 Ethiopian refugees fleed to Sudan since the start of fights in the northern Tigray region of Ethiopia. Ethiopia's military intervention comes after Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) forces allegedly attacked an army base on 03 November 2020 sparking weeks of unrest. According to reports on 02 December 2020, UN reached an agreement with Ethiopian government to provide aid for the Tigray region of Ethiopia. EPA/ALA KHEIR
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PORT SUDAN, 24 DIC - La carestia è scoppiata in cinque nuove regioni del Sudan dilaniato dalla guerra. Lo ha annunciato oggi un rapporto del sistema Food Security Classification (Ipc) utilizzato dalle agenzie delle Nazioni Unite, prevedendo un'ulteriore diffusione nella regione del Darfur entro maggio. Secondo il rapporto, un totale di 638.000 persone ora rischiano la fame in tre campi profughi nel Nord Darfur e nei Monti Nuba nel Sudan meridionale. Ad agosto, l'Ipc aveva dichiarato lo stato di carestia nel campo per sfollati di Zamzam, nel Nord Darfur.

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