Oct 5, 2015 - TEMBER. 10 international organi- zations had offices and residences looted. Several houses and public buil
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC: SITUATION IN NUMBERS Body of a Muslim man found near a mosque in PK5
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Clashes between communities in 3rd and 5th districts. The only Muslim community radio in Bangui and a church in the 5th district were ransacked
Armed combats between armed groups in the 3rd and 1st districts.
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10 international organizations had offices and residences looted. Several houses and public buildings set on fire. Curfew declared
Protest next to the Presidential Palace, several casualties and wounded. Barricades blocking all axis of the city. Mosque in 2d district vandalized.
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No access to airport. All flights from and to CAR cancelled. In Bambari, more than 10 people wounded after clashes in the city.
Airport runway occupied by demonstrators, then cleared. Petrol stations closed
Heavy shootings in the 8th district. Clashes between internal forces and MINUSCA. People continue to flee
People started to return to their homes
Some NGOs evacuated their staff to DRC, via the river. Around 765 Central Africans have fled to DRC on 28 and 29 Sept.
No humanitarian access to provide emergency assistance to the wounded and to the most vulnerable people. President Samba-Panza returned from NY where she was attending UNGA.
Over 2,000 people most of them women and children fled in DRC between the 29 September and the 5 October
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417,000 IDPs since 2013
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5
OCTOBER
SEPTEMBER
recent fighting in Bangui- 26 September/5 October 2015
1 out 5
(as 5 October)
Central Africans is displaced today
37,416
(internally or externally)
Over people newly displaced in Bangui (as 5 October)
1 out 2
61
Central Africans is in need of humanitarian assistance
At least people died during the latest outbreak of violence
470,000
307
Central African refugees in neighboring countries
Over wounded during the latest violence
Source: CCCM Cluster, Protection Cluster, OCHA, UNHCR Bangui, Central African Republic , For more information contact: Kouassi Lazare Etien, UNHCR Representative,
[email protected]; Dalia Al Achi, PI Officer,
[email protected]; Ndeye Marie Cisse, Associate reporting Officer,
[email protected] ,
