Unrest near the Ethiopia border affects travel, coinciding with a US travel advisory due to rising Ebola cases.
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Updated oct 30
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- Civilians from Ethiopia are fleeing violence into Kenya, prompting aid provision.
- IOM is coordinating aid for refugees along the Moyale corridor.
- Fighting occurred in the border town of Moyale, prompting Ethiopians to flee into Kenya.
- Unrest near the Ethiopia border affects travel, coinciding with a US travel advisory due to rising Ebola cases.
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Unrest near the Ethiopia border affects travel, coinciding with a US travel advisory due to rising Ebola cases.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Fighting occurred in the border town of Moyale, prompting Ethiopians to flee into Kenya.Sub-event
Border unrest affects travel while US raises advisory over Ebola rise.1 source
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