Radio Dabanga (Hilversum)  15 January 2013  Sudan: Families
Fleeing North Darfur Tribal Clashes Arrive At Chad Camp  Photo:
Derk Segaar/IRIN Displaced (file photo)     Several other people
fleeing the clashes in North Darfur did not manage to reach the
refugee camp. They were last seen by Hashim and the others about
60 kilometers away from the border between Chad and Sudan,
without food or water.  The 40 families come from the villages
of Umm Kolol, Medecis, Umm Baua, and from the surroundings of
Jebel 'Amer.  They all expressed their gratefulness for the warm
welcome they received from the other refugees already living in
camp Touloum.   Touloum's chief, Haider Suleiman Gardia, said
the newly-arrived refugees were exhausted by the time they
reachd the camp.  He told Radio Dabanga these people had not
eaten or drunk for several days as they ran out of supplies
during their journey.  The sheikh stated that different aid
organizations visited the 40 families and he urged them to
accelerate their provision of fo