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Accelerated relocation of Sudanese refugees in Eastern Chad - 11 July 2026
By UN High Commissioner for Refugees at ReliefWeb
· July 16, 2026
· 1 min read
. • From 05 - 11 July, 2,008 people (563 households) were relocated from the border to inland sites to Arkoum (Ouaddaï Province), under the accelerated relocation programme. • Since 15 April 2026, a cumulative 25,676 individuals (6,957 households) have been relocated under the accelerated relocation
Key takeaway (49%) • Since April 2023, UNHCR and partners have relocated 642,843 individuals (172,002 households) from the borders to secure sites in Ennedi East (78,945), Sila (81,304), Wadi Fira (198,479) and Ouaddai (284 115).
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Category: disaster ·
Published: July 16, 2026 ·
Source: ReliefWeb ·
Reading time: 1 min
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What is this story about? . • From 05 - 11 July, 2,008 people (563 households) were relocated from the border to inland sites to Arkoum (Ouaddaï Province), under the accelerated relocation programme. • Since 15 April 2026, a cumulative 25,676 individuals (6,957 households) have been relocated under the accelerated relocation
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