Title: More than 10,000 war-displaced people live in deplorable conditions in Kpawi, in the Gina group
Introduction :
The situation of those displaced by war is a tragic reality that continues to haunt many regions of the world. In the Gina groupement, located in the territory of Djugu in Ituri, more than 10,000 displaced people live in extremely precarious conditions. Deprived of humanitarian assistance for three months, these men, women and children are facing a humanitarian crisis that continues to worsen. In this article, we will highlight the plight of these displaced people and the urgency of immediate intervention from the central government and humanitarian agencies.
Deplorable living conditions:
According to the testimony of the president of the Kpawi site, Telesphore Bakambu, those displaced by war live in extremely precarious conditions. Deprived of food, medicine and drinking water, they are forced to survive in dilapidated shelters made of tarpaulins. These shelters offer little protection against bad weather, forcing the displaced to spend their nights under the stars, exposed to the various attacks of nature. In addition, hygienic facilities are saturated, favoring the spread of diseases linked to unsanitary conditions.
A cry of distress:
Faced with this dramatic situation, Telesphore Bakambu launches a cry of distress and requests urgent intervention from the central government and humanitarian agencies. He denounces the lack of food and medical care, endangering the lives and health of displaced people, particularly children. He also points out that cases of infant mortality were already recorded last year, without being able to provide a precise number. It is essential to respond quickly to the distress call of these displaced people in order to save lives and relieve their suffering.
The importance of returning to peace:
For these displaced people, the ultimate priority is the return to peace in their original environments. They want to be able to return to their homes and resume a normal life, in complete safety. Recurrent attacks by armed groups have forced these populations to leave their native land, leaving behind everything they had built. It is therefore essential to work towards stabilization and security in these regions, in order to allow the return of displaced people and restore a climate of confidence.
Conclusion :
The situation of war displaced people in Kpawi in the Gina group is alarming. More than 10,000 people are living in deplorable conditions, without humanitarian assistance for three months. It is urgent that the central government and humanitarian agencies intervene to provide adequate food and medical care. In addition, the restoration of peace in the regions of origin of the displaced is essential to enable them to return to their homes and rebuild their lives. It is time to act to end this humanitarian crisis.