About 10 thousand people flowed into Central Africa from Sudan Officials from the United Nations who went to a town on the border of the Cen...
About 10 thousand people flowed into Central Africa from Sudan
Officials from the United Nations who went to a town on the border of the Central African Republic said that about 9,700 people have crossed from Sudan into the country, and that number is likely to grow soon.
One-third of these people are from the Central African Republic, where they were received by family and friends.
Except for some of them, they set up protection tents near the town of Am Dafok on the border of Sudan and Central Africa.
The UN is now talking with a minister who will decide where the people will live on behalf of the country's government.
Floods are a common problem in the town of Am Dafok, which is about to start its rainy season this month. This makes people who fled the war in Sudan worry about their future.