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20,000 Ethiopians cross into Djibouti

More than 3,000 are stranded in remote areas without adequate food, water and other basic necessities.

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20,000 Ethiopians cross into Djibouti

More than 3,000 are stranded in remote areas without adequate food, water and other basic necessities.

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The East African broke the news 2 days ago on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.

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