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35,200 Individuals
Refugees from the Central African Republic
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Refugees from the Central African Republic

112,785


Last Updated 30 Apr 2016


Source - UNHCR

Demography
Male (48%) Age (52%) Female
11.3% 0 - 4 11.6%
12.6% 5 - 11 12.8%
6% 12 - 17 5.4%
17.5% 18 - 59 21.1%
0.7% 60 + 1.1%

  Refugees from the Central African Republic

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  Refugees from the Central African Republic

Settlement Total Population    
Mole Refugee Camp
30 Apr 2016
20,454
 Individuals
 18.1 %
Boyabu Refugee Camp
30 Apr 2016
20,393
 Individuals
 18.1 %
Inke Refugee Camp
30 Apr 2016
20,365
 Individuals
 18.1 %
Inke (Outside of camp)
30 Apr 2016
10,545
 Individuals
 9.3 %
Bili Refugee Camp
30 Apr 2016
10,282
 Individuals
 9.1 %
Bossobolo (Axe SIDI et DULA)
30 Apr 2016
9,191
 Individuals
 8.1 %
Mboti (Outside of camp)
30 Apr 2016
8,647
 Individuals
 7.7 %
Mobayi Mbongo
30 Apr 2016
6,166
 Individuals
 5.5 %
Mole (Outside of camp)
30 Apr 2016
4,664
 Individuals
 4.1 %
Boyabu (Outside of camp)
30 Apr 2016
875
 Individuals
 0.8 %
Mboti Refugee Camp
30 Apr 2016
658
 Individuals
 0.6 %
Kinshasa
30 Apr 2016
539
 Individuals
 0.5 %
Lubumbashi
30 Apr 2016
6
 Individuals
 0 %

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  Highlights

 DRC declares yellow fever epidemic, 1,000 suspected cases (Reuters)
21 Jun 2016
WHO issues yellow fever warning as deadly outbreak in Angola grows. At least 258 people have been killed so far. Outbreak already spread to the DRC. (Reuters)
26 Apr 2016
DRC: Yellow fever killed 21 people in the first quarter of 2016, with 151 suspected cases, some imported from neighbouring Angola (WHO)
11 Apr 2016
11 September 2015: about 800 Central African refugees have cross the border a Mogoro, 42 km from Gbadolite (DRC).
10 Sep 2015
Since December 2014, the DRC has seen an influx of some 19,000 Central African refugees that have entered the Bosobolo territory in Equateur Province
25 Feb 2015
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  2016 Funding Requirements

Revised Appeal $28,338,464
Received to Date $19,238,689
Gap $9,099,775
Coverage 68%
Last Updated 13 Jun 2016

  CAR Refugee Crisis in the Media

Une épidémie de fièvre jaune en RDC
BBC Afrique, 20 Jun 2016
Soixante-sept cas ont été diagnostiqués et cinq personnes sont mortes de la maladie, a-t-il indiqué. La plupart des personnes atteintes de la maladie l’auraient contractée en Angola, un pays voisin de la RDC et touché par l’épidémie depuis plusieurs semaines, a précisé Félix Kabang...
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UPDATE 3-Congo declares yellow fever epidemic, 1,000 suspected cases
Reuters Africa, 20 Jun 2016
* Densely populated capital key concern for doctors * Global stockpile of vaccines running low * Outbreak coincides with economic crisis, political tensions (Adds details, comment from WHO) KINSHASA, June 20 (Reuters) - Democratic Republic of Congo on Monday declared a yellow fever epidemic...
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REFILE-Fake vaccination papers let yellow fever spread in Angola
Reuters Africa, 10 Jun 2016
(Refiles to correct date) * Early victims, with fake papers, traced to restaurant * Experts stymied at first by unexplained deaths in December * Technicians ran yellow fever test by chance * Health officials rue missed early opportunities, cost By Ed Cropley LUANDA, June 10 (Reuter...
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Angola's yellow fever outbreak could become 'global emergency'
BBC, 11 May 2016
Scientists in the US have warned that the shortage of yellow fever vaccines could spark a global health emergency. An outbreak of the mosquito-borne viral disease has killed 277 people in Angola since December, according to the UN World Health Organization (WHO). An article in the Journal of t...
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ANALYSIS-How to stop people dying from aid shortages? Tackle roots of crises
Thomson Reuters Foundation, 09 May 2016
By Megan Rowling BARCELONA, May 9 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Women in Niger travel miles by donkey cart to health centres in the hope of getting food for their malnourished infants, leaving their vegetable gardens unattended and chores undone, only to be turned away with nothing. Children ...
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