MAP: Violence against foreigners in South Africa and regional Movements (as of 28 May)
29 May 2008
Source: OCHA
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3,000 Malawians have registered for repatriation as a result of the violence, according to Malawi High Commissioner in South Africa.
Govt. of Malawi is organising returns from Mpumalanga, Gauteng and Kwazulu Natal Provinces to Blantyre: 438 nationals have already returned home as of 27/05/08.
Returns noted in Zimbabwe.
IOM at Beitbridge providing food, medical
care, and final transport to home communities
to more than 120 people.
Zimbabweans fled across the border to Mozambique.
At least 5,500 assisted, according to local Red Cross.
32,035 Mozambicans crossed back through Ressano
Garcia and Goba Border, according to INGC.
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations
Map provided courtesy of the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs
British Ambassador to U.N. John Sawers (C) talks to Sudan's president assistant Nafi Ali Nafi (R) as South Africa's Ambassador to U.N. Dumisani Kumalo looks on before the meeting of members ...
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