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Ethiopia - Population displacement
published on 25/04/2024
Over 50,000 people are reportedly displaced to northern Amhara following armed clashes that have taken place in the past 10 days in the contested areas of southern Tigray, more specifically in Alamata, Raya Azebo, Zata and Ofla.
Some 42,000 people fled to Kobo, North Wello and 8,300 to Sekota and Wag Hamra zones.
Most of the displaced people – the majority of whom are women, children, youth, and elderly – are still seeking refuge within the host community, while the rest are sheltering in an open area some three kilometres away from Kobo town.
The humanitarian situation is dire. The government and a limited number of humanitarian partners have started providing some assistance. However, the response is not commensurate to the needs of the displaced population due to a lack of resources and access.