Two Sudanese aid workers killed in West Darfur

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November 29, 2013 (KHARTOUM) – Two Sudanese health workers are killed in
West Darfur state while they were participating in a nationwide measles
vaccination campaign launched this week.

The United Nations humanitarian coordinator in Sudan, Ali Al-Za’tari,
issued a statement on Friday morning to condemn the killing of the two
workers.

Al-Za’tari "strongly condemns the killing of two Sudanese Ministry of
Health staff, a vaccinator and a driver", reads a statement released by his
office.

The humanitarian coordifnator did not elaborate on the conditions of their
death but called "on all parties" to protect the aid workers throughout the
country .

The region besides fighting between the rebels and the regular army and
militiamen, is now the scene of tribal clashes. Also, armed gangs used to
attack commercial convoys, UNAMID and UN agencies vehicles.

The growing insecurity conditions in Darfur region pushed international aid
groups to hire Sudanese nationals.

OCHA Sudan said last week that 97% of aid workers in Darfur region are
Sudanese. Only 3% are international staff.

Ten years after the start of the insurgency and the humanitarian crisis in
Darfur, there are some 6,600 aid workers providing services to the
displaced and vulnerable people.

International aid groups employ the majority of aid workers, 4,862 people
(94%). The rest are working with UN agencies or international organisations.

(ST)

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