Central African Republic: 20000 stranded at UN base

Renewed deadly violence in the Central African Republic has forced more than 20,000 people to flee to a UN base to seek safety and shelter. 

Tensions in the town of Kaga Bandero, in the northern part of the country have led to the suspended relief efforts in the area, leaving thousands vulnerable.

The prevailing insecurity makes the work of humanitarian partners more difficult in terms of access to the vulnerable population as it narrows down humanitarian space.
 
Spokesperson at the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in the capital Bangui, Yaye Nabo Sene says at least 65 people have been killed over the past four weeks in violence across the Western, Eastern and Central parts of the country.

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