Crisis humanitaria en el Catatumbo se agrava: 250 personas llegan desplazadas a Cúcuta y Ocaña
La crisis humanitaria en el Catatumbo por causa de los enfrentamientos entre el Eln y las disidencias de las Farc no se detiene. En las últimas horas,...
TL;DR
- Approximately 250 people have fled their homes in Catatumbo due to armed clashes and arrived in Cúcuta and Ocaña.
- The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) reports that about 6,000 people are at risk of confinement and displacement.
- Displaced individuals come from the municipalities of Tibú and El Tarra.
- This displacement adds to previous movements, including 11 families from Mineiro in Tibú.
- An estimated 200,000 people have been affected by the conflict's escalation in Catatumbo municipalities this year.
- The NRC calls for civilian protection and solidarity from the international community and state institutions.
- Ocaña has reported the arrival of 11 family nuclei, approximately 50 displaced persons in the last 24 hours.
- 53 percent of the population in the Catatumbo subregion has been affected by the armed conflict.