7 Thousand Families Trickle from South Sudan to Darfur

About 7 thousand families affiliating to Fallata and Um Bararo ethnicities trickled back to Damso Locality on South Darfur Friday. The families returned to Darfur within the framework of voluntary return program supported by government and the United Nations. Head of Damso Locality Mansour Abdul Ghader Mansour told Sudan Media Center (SMC) that South Darfur government has already prepared sufficient camp to receive returnees, explaining that the camp aims at providing returnees with basic services in preparation for localizing them in particular areas.
The returnees who work in grazing has brought about 20 thousand heads of cattle with them; the thing necessitates urgent measures to provide cattle with veterinary services. Chieftain of the returnees Mohammad Issa Omar confirmed their commitment to effective participation in development of Darfur

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