7,000 Displaced From the Local Village of Wad Al-Mahi
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Residents flee 10 villages amid deteriorating security, International Organization for Migration says
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) revealed an exodus of some 2,800 people, including 560 families, during a day of 10 villages in Wad al-Mahi in the Blue Nile region, against the backdrop of deteriorating security conditions in the region, and said that the waves of displacement included the villages of Miri, Jabal Nimr, Abu Kadaf, Bakhakrat and the father of the post of thousands of people displaced by the Blue Nile battles app…
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) announced the displacement of some 2,800 people, including 560 families, during a day of 10 villages in Wad al-Mahahi governorate in Blue Nile State, south-east Sudan, as a result of deteriorating security conditions and heightened tension in the state.
Sudan War Observatory: Blue Nile State reported that on 26 September 2026, the IOM migration tracking matrix reported that approximately 7,000 individuals (1,400 families) had been displaced from villages, Jabal Nimr, Manza, Manshlong, etc., in the Wad al-Mahi area, Blue Nile State, because of deteriorating security conditions. In a statement issued on Thursday, 1 October 2026, the matrix said that displaced persons had moved to other locations …
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