Up to 50,000 Ethiopians Cross Into Kenya Amid Border Clashes, UNHCR Says
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The UN refugee agency says as many as 50,000 Ethiopians have crossed into Kenya to escape violence along the border. The departures began on 22 October, with people seeking shelter in Kenya's Moyale County. Humanitarian agencies working in the area are now mobilising aid for the new arrivals. The figures point to a fast-growing displacement crisis in the border region.
UNHCR reports that as many as 50,000 Ethiopians have fled violence since 22 October, seeking shelter in Kenya’s Moyale County where humanitarian agencies are mobilising aid.