Sudan: Darfur Catastrophe - Thousands Displaced From El Fasher Camps Swell Tawila

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The NGO Médecins Sans Frontières is once again raising alarms about the situation in Sudan. Since the reconquest in Khartoum and the 11 April attack by the Rapid Support Forces on the Zamzam camp in Northern Darfur State, humanitarian workers in the city of Tawila have observed an influx of 40,000 children, women and men in a state of extreme distress.

The Rapid Support Forces attacked the camp near El Fasher on Friday, 11 April. The attack lasted several days, killing hundreds and pushing tens of thousands of people on the roads.

Sudan: Darfur Catastrophe - Thousands Displaced From El Fasher Camps Swell Tawila

North Darfur -- The General Coordination of Displaced Persons and Refugees announced on Wednesday the arrival of almost 3,000 displaced people fleeing the North Darfur capital of El Fasher and its surrounding camps and countryside toward the area of Tawila, 50 kilometres to the west, over the last two weeks.

RSF attack forces thousands from Sudan’s largest refugee camp

Thousands of displaced families from the Zamzam refugee camp in Sudan's Darfur region have arrived in the town of Tawila following an attack on the camp by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) paramilitary. In a statement released on Wednesday, Save the Children said the town of Tawila, located around 70km from Zamzam, had absorbed thousands of people, including severely malnourished children. The charity noted that many of those arriving "reported wi…

Hundreds of thousands of displaced Sudanese civilians who had found refuge in a camp in Darfur, after it was taken over by paramilitaries, fled again.