Nighttime gunfire, food situation trouble residents at N. Darfur camp

ABU SHOUK CAMP

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1 Sep

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Residents of one of the largest camps in North Darfur face tough conditions. A source among the internally displaced people (IDPs) at Abu Shouk camp on the outskirts of El Fasher complained of deteriorating security conditions and food at the camp.

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The displaced told Radio Dabanga that unknown people have been firing around the camp at night, creating a state of fear and panic. Similar nightly gunfire has been reported recently in Kalma Camp. The IDPs told Radio Dabanga that rains last week swept away a number of residences camp and caused other damage. The camp is home to about 57.000 displaced living in an area approximately 2.55 square kilometers, according to the United Nations.

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