On 23 February 2024, a fire broke out in Shia'ria Town of Shia'ria locality, East Darfur. The fire was reportedly the result of the heat and dry winds.
As a result of the fire, field teams reported that 10 houses burnt down completely, while seven were partially damaged. Field teams reported that displaced households sought refuge with host communities and relatives within Shia'ria Town. The situation remains tense and unpredictable.
DTM will continue to monitor the developments closely and will provide further information on displacement and population mobility across Sudan, on a weekly basis, via its Weekly Displacement Snapshot.
Disclaimer: Due to the current circumstances, the DTM network is relying on remote interviews with key informants and further verification is not possible at this time.
*DTM Sudan Flash Alerts provide an initial estimation of affected population figures gathered from field reports. All information is therefore pending verification through DTM’s Emergency Event Tracking (EET) and/or registration activities and is not to be used as official figures.
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Further Reading
Sudan Watch - February 25, 2024
Sudan: Fires in Mukjar (Mukjar Town), Central Darfur
Reportedly, the cause of the fire was a household accident resulting in 50 houses burned down. Displaced households sought refuge with host communities and relatives within Mukjar Town.
https://sudanwatch.blogspot.com/2024/02/sudan-fires-in-mukjar-mukjar-town.html
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Sudan Watch - February 25, 2024
Sudan: SAF & RSF clashes in Al Fasher, North Darfur
On 23 and 24 February 2024, clashes renewed between SAF and RSF in Al Fasher Town of Al Fasher locality, North Darfur.
https://sudanwatch.blogspot.com/2024/02/sudan-saf-rsf-clashes-in-al-fasher.html
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Sudan Watch - February 22, 2024
Sudan: SIM card frenzy in Port Sudan amid blackouts. Map of Internet availability and connectivity in Sudan
Map showing Internet availability and network connection in Sudan 20/Feb/2024
https://sudanwatch.blogspot.com/2024/02/sudan-sim-card-frenzy-in-port-sudan.html
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