Qoysas ka soo qaxay Ethiopia oo Moyale ku wajahaya yaraanta cunto, biyo iyo hoy
Qiimeyn cusub oo ay hoggaamisay dowladda Kenya iyo Gobolka Marsabit ayaa muujisay baahiyo ba'an oo ka jira qoysaska barakacayaasha ah iyo bulshooyinka martida loo yahay.
Qiyaastii 50,000 oo qof ayaa yimid aagga Moyale ee Kenya ilaa 29 Oktoobar ka dib iskahorimaadyo rabshado wata oo ka dhacay Ethiopia, sida lagu sheegay qiimeyn cusub oo ay hoggaamisay dowladda Kenya iyo Dowladda Gobolka Marsabit, iyadoo taageero ka heshay IOM, hay'adaha Qaramada Midoobay iyo NGO-yada.
Cunto yaraan ba'an oo ku habsatay qoysaska barakacayaasha
Qiimeynta ayaa muujisay in cunto yaraantu saameysey inta badan qoysaska barakacayaasha. 71 boqolkiiba qoysaska la sahmiyay waxay sheegeen in aanay haysan cunto ku filan, halka 80 boqolkiiba ay cuntada ku tilmaameen baahida ugu degdegga ah. Qoysasku waxay sidoo kale ku dhibtoonayaan helista biyo nadiif ah, hoy ku filan iyo daryeel caafimaad, taasoo xoojinaysa baahida degdegga ah ee gargaar bini'aadantinimo.
Barakac ballaaran iyo cadaadis ku yimid bulshooyinka martida loo yahay
Ku dhowaad dhammaan qoysaska la sahmiyay (96 boqolkiiba) waxay ka soo qaxeen Ethiopia, inta badan gobollada Oromia iyo Somali. Sagaal qof oo toban ka mid ah waxay sheegeen in tuuladooda oo dhan ay qaxday. Inta badan qoysaska barakacayaasha ah waxay deggan yihiin qaraabada ama xubno ka tirsan bulshada martida loo yahay, taasoo kordhisay baahida cunto, biyo iyo hoy; qaar kalena waxay magangaleen dugsiyada iyo goobo ku meel gaar ah, qaarna dibadda ayay seexdaan.
Biyo, fayadhowr iyo caafimaad oo si liidata loo heli karo
Biyaha iyo fayadhowrka ayaa iyagana ah walaac weyn. 44 boqolkiiba qoysaska la sahmiyay waxay sheegeen in aanay helin biyo la cabbo ku filan, halka in ka badan saddex-meelood afar ka mid ah ay sheegeen in aanay lahayn goob gacmo-ku-dhaqasho. Xaaladdu si gaar ah ayay u adkayd goobaha barakaca ku meel gaarka ah ee Somare, Taqwa Mosque iyo St. Mary's Catholic. In ka badan kala bar qoysaska waxay sidoo kale sheegeen dhibaatooyin helista daryeel caafimaad oo u dhow, inta badan sababtoo ah kharashka sare iyo yaraanta dawooyinka.
A rapid survey of 758 households in Moyale and host communities found that 80 per cent named food as their most urgent need.
An estimated 50,000 people who crossed into Kenya's Moyale area after violent clashes in Ethiopia are facing acute shortages of food, clean water and shelter, a new assessment led by the Government of Kenya and the County Government of Marsabit has found.
Most displaced families report not enough to eat
Food shortages affect most displaced families. Among households surveyed, 71 per cent reported they did not have enough to eat, and 80 per cent identified food as their most urgent need. Families also struggle to access clean water, adequate shelter and healthcare, the assessment found.
Host families and temporary sites under pressure
Most displaced families are staying with relatives or other members of the host community, adding to demand for food, water and shelter. Others have sought refuge in schools and temporary sites, with some sleeping in the open. Nearly all households surveyed, 96 per cent, had fled Ethiopia, mainly from the Oromia and Somali regions, and nine in ten said their entire village had fled.
Water, sanitation and health concerns
Water and sanitation are major concerns: 44 per cent of households reported insufficient access to drinking water, and more than three-quarters reported having no handwashing facility. Conditions were particularly difficult at the temporary sites of Somare, Taqwa Mosque and St. Mary's Catholic. More than half of households also reported difficulties accessing nearby healthcare, mainly because of high costs and shortages of medicines.
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