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Flow of Eritrean Refugees into Sudan Increases

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Flow of Eritrean Refugees into Sudan Increases

Department of Information and Culutre

Eritrean People’s Party

March 12, 2009

The flow of Eritrean refugees to Sudan continues. The number has increased to a rate of some 500 every two weeks. This week (4-11/3/2009) alone, 608 Eritreans entered Shegerab refugee camp. The number of Eritrean refugees who sought political asylum in Shegerab refugee camp since January 2009 stood at 4609, sources of Eritrean People’s Party reported.

The table below is the age and gender distribution of the new arrivals.

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    Age

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    Both Genders

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    608

    Source column 3

    Male

    Total

    465 (76%)

    Source column 4

    Female

    Total

    143 (24%)

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    0-5

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    30

    Source column 3

    22

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    8

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    5-18

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    88

    Source column 3

    52

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    36

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    18 & Above

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    490

    Source column 3

    391

    Source column 4

    99

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