Xaaladaha Qarsoodi iyo Dabaysha ayaa Ka Dhaqaaqay In Kabadan 2,100 Qof oo Gobollada Jubbaland
Udub-dhigga UNHCR-ka ee Soomaaliya ayaa sheegay in dhexdhexaadka 12 iyo 20-kii September 2026, dabaysha iyo amniga la'aantu ay keentay in qaxooti cusub ka dhaqaaqo gobollada Gedo, Jubbada Hoose iyo Jubbada Dhexe. Xaaladaha dabiiciga ah ee soo noqnoqda iyo dagaallada cusub ayaa isku darka keentay in 350 gurri oo qoys ah oo dhan 2,100 qof ay u baabaan meelaha kale.
Qaxootiga Dabaysha iyo Dagaallada Baidoa
Gobolka Jubbada Hoose, dabayshu waxay ka saartay in ka badan 230 gurri oo qoys ah, oo dhan 1,380 qof, kuwaas oo u soo duulay deegaanka Guryosamo ee dhexdooda Kismaayo. Qoysasani waxay ku biireen bulshada qaxootiga, laakiin xasaasiyadda dhaqaalaha iyo biyaha ayaa si weyn u adkeynaysa in la bixiyo caawinaad degdeg ah, taas oo keeni karta khilaaf dhexdooda.
Gobolka Gedo, dagaallo cusub oo ka dhacay Baidoa oo ay wadaan Ciidamada Dowladda Soomaaliya iyo maleeshiyaad kale, ayaa keentay in 120 gurri oo qoys ah oo dhan 720 qof ay u soo duulaan Dollow iyo degmooyinka ku dhow Luuq, sida Yurkud iyo Bashira. Kharashka caawinaadka bani-aadaniga ah ee la joojiyay ayaa xadiday awoodda adeegyada lagula tacaali karo baahida cusub ee qaxootigan.
Baahida Gaarka ah ee Caruurta iyo Dadka Weerarka
Dadka qaxootiga ah waxaa ka mid ah 6 qof oo dhaawac ah— laba gabdhood, laba wiil, haweeney iyo wiil—iyo 28 qof oo da'da weyn, kuwaas oo ka mid ah 19 haweeney iyo 9 wiil. Qarsoodiyada iyo baahida caafimaadka ayaa si gaar ah u saameysay qaybahan bulshada.
In ka badan 200 caruur oo waxbarasho qaban karta ayaa xirnaanta waxbarashadooda, iyagoo hadda aan waxbarasho la helin. Qaxootigan ayaa u baahan caawinaad gaar ah, gaar ahaan caruurta, dadka dhaawaca ah iyo da'da weyn, iyadoo xaaladaha caafimaadka iyo adeegyada dhaqaalaha ay sii xumaanayaan.
Between 12 and 20 September 2026, severe drought and renewed insecurity triggered the displacement of more than 2,100 individuals across Gedo, Lower Juba, and Middle Juba. Consecutive failed rainy seasons have intensified water scarcity, while fighting in Baidoa has forced families to flee to neighboring villages. The combined shocks have eroded household coping capacities and heightened protection risks for children, persons with disabilities, and older persons.
Displacement Driven by Climate and Conflict
In Lower Juba, drought conditions displaced more than 230 households, comprising approximately 1,380 individuals, who sought refuge in Guryosamo village north of Kismayo. While the host community has welcomed these families, increasing competition over scarce resources like water and food could heighten tensions. Meanwhile, in Gedo, renewed clashes between the Somali National Army and non-state armed actors in Baidoa resulted in approximately 120 households, or an estimated 720 individuals, fleeing to Dollow and villages surrounding Luuq, including Yurkud and Bashira.
Humanitarian funding cuts have already significantly constrained the delivery of essential services in Dollow and Luuq, limiting the capacity of service providers and host communities to respond to the additional needs of newly displaced families. The combined impact of these two emergencies has displaced approximately 350 households, comprising 2,100 individuals, including approximately 50% children.
Vulnerable Groups Face Critical Gaps
The displaced population includes six persons with disabilities—two girls, two boys, one woman and one man—and 28 older persons, including 19 women and 9 men. These groups are particularly affected by disruptions to essential services, humanitarian assistance, and access to education. More than 200 school-age children have also experienced disruption to their education and currently lack access to learning opportunities.
The situation has resulted in significant protection and assistance needs. The combined impact of these shocks has further eroded household coping capacities and heightened exposure to protection risks among both displaced and host communities.
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