UN reports Ethiopian airstrikes killed dozens civilians in Southern Tigray; & no aid has got into Tigray since 14 Dec
Posted: 04 Jan 2022, 16:55
OCHA reports federal airstrikes killed dozens civilians in southern Tigray from 19-24 Dec.
Also says no aid has got into Tigray since 14 Dec through sole land corridor from Semera to Mekele, mainly due to fighting at Abala, which, I think, is ongoing
HIGHLIGHTS (4 days ago)
Dozens of civilians reportedly killed in southern Tigray due to airstrikes during the reporting week, the most intense attacks and highest casualties reported since October.
All humanitarian convoys to Tigray Region, via the Afar-Abala-Mekelle corridor, remain suspended since 14 December due to ongoing clashes and insecurity in Abala.
More than 2.2 million people received food assistance in Amhara since 21 October, including more than 193,000 people reached by UN and NGO partners between 20-26 December.
About 27,000 children, including more than 14,000 girls, reached with formal and non-formal learning opportunities in Tigray during the reporting period.
Twenty-five mobile health and nutrition clinics continue to provide critical and life-saving health care and nutrition interventions in Afar.
Continue reading https://reports.unocha.org/en/country/e ... -107114641
Also says no aid has got into Tigray since 14 Dec through sole land corridor from Semera to Mekele, mainly due to fighting at Abala, which, I think, is ongoing
HIGHLIGHTS (4 days ago)
Dozens of civilians reportedly killed in southern Tigray due to airstrikes during the reporting week, the most intense attacks and highest casualties reported since October.
All humanitarian convoys to Tigray Region, via the Afar-Abala-Mekelle corridor, remain suspended since 14 December due to ongoing clashes and insecurity in Abala.
More than 2.2 million people received food assistance in Amhara since 21 October, including more than 193,000 people reached by UN and NGO partners between 20-26 December.
About 27,000 children, including more than 14,000 girls, reached with formal and non-formal learning opportunities in Tigray during the reporting period.
Twenty-five mobile health and nutrition clinics continue to provide critical and life-saving health care and nutrition interventions in Afar.
Continue reading https://reports.unocha.org/en/country/e ... -107114641