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SingaRabak
Kadugli
Gedaref
Kassala
Ed Daein
Zalingei
El Obeid
Ed Damer
El FasherEl Geneina
Ed Damazin
Port Sudan
Nyala
Wad Madani
SOUTH KORDOFAN
WHITENILE
BLUE NILE
SENNAR
GEDAREF
KASSALA
RED SEARIVERNILE
NORTHERN
EASTDARFUR
SOUTHDARFUR
WESTDARFUR
CENTRALDARFUR
ALGEZIRA
KHARTOUM
NORTH KORDOFAN
NORTH DARFUR
ABYEI
Shendi
Ed Damer
Khartoum North
Jabrat El Sheikh
El Hasaheesa
El Manageel
Dongola
Marawi
Al Daba
Zalingei Singa
WEST KORDOFAN
El Fasher
Tina
Ed Daein
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. Final boundary between the Republic of Sudan and the Republic of South Sudan has not yet been determined. Final status of the Abyei area is not yet determined.
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Khartoum
North Darfur
North Kordofan
White Nile
South Darfur
Al Gazera
Nile
West Darfur
Blue Nile
West Kordofan
El Kamleen
Wad Madani
Um ElQura
HalfaElgadidaKhartoum
JabalAuilya
Abu Hamed
Atbra
Sodari
Shiekan
Bara
Sennar
South Kordofan
East Darfur
Red Sea
El Dwaeem
El Quteena
Ed Damazin
Kosti
Introduction:Rumors on the presence of gold at floor level in the Tibesti Mountains in Chad led to a rush of thousands of people to the area in order to mine it. This caused insecurity, leading the government to forcibly enforce prohibition of this activity.
El Nehoud
Total No of Expelled 6,625
330
84
80
53
72
53
24
7
5
Expelled Migrants’
Expelled Migrants’
9
Um Durman
Following clashes and deadly attacks betweenChadian miners and miners returning from Niger on August 11, the government of Chad enacted an evacuation from the Tibesti Mountains area. Over 6,500 Sudanese migrants working in the gold minesin the Tibesti region of Chad were expelled.Theseexpelled migrants, who lack documentation and resources, began arriving in North Darfur (2,500 in Tina Locality) and West Darfur (4,000 in El Geneina)on August 31.On September 7, 125 migrants also arrived in Nyala, South Darfur, after being expelled from Niger. The clashes in Chad are ongoing,and movements are expected to continue for the next months; more arrivals are expected in the coming days.
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4,000
2,500
Onward Transportation Assistance
Place of OriginBy State
Migrant is
Total No of Stranded Expelled Migrants
1,050Total No of Vulnerable Migrants Provided with
Urgent Needs:
*OTA for the Vulnerables (1,050)
OTA*1,241
*OTA(Onward Transportation Assistance)
WFP Provided 1 MTof Sorghum in WestDarfur
*WASH
*Shelter for the Vulnerables in
the Reception Area.
*Medical Referral
IOM
Government
ADRA
884
280
77
85
2
SITUATION REPORT ON EXPELLED SUDANESE MIGRANTS (Aug 31 to 17 Sep)
Place of Origin per Locality
Kassala
ShargElgazera
JanoubElgazera
Um Badah
Barbar
El Sireaf
Saraf Omra
Um Rwaba
Algolid
Sawakin
SinnarSinnarSharg
Abu
El Abassiya
Jibaha
Foro Baraga
Abyei Muglad
Rabak
El Jableen
El Salam
Adilla
For further information please contact: Mario Lito Malanca, Chief of Mission-IOM Sudan [email protected]; Maysaa Alghribawy, Senior Programme Coordinator [email protected].
IOM OIM
Many of the migrants have reportedly lost most of their belongings during the journey an complained of looting. They now find themselves without any financial support and are unable to return to their points of origin in Sudan.The stranded migrants,all men ,are putting significant pressureon areas with an on-going humanitariancrisis and limited basic services torespond to such needs.
7
4
El Matama
RuralKassala
Port Sudan
Rashad
Tandalti
Tandalti
Karari
Dalgo
Halfa
Kadogli
Talodi
Total No of Expelled MigrantsProvided with Medical Screening
380
125
Total No of Cases Referred to the Hospital 5
