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    Over 128,000 people were displaced in Mogadishu, Somalia between June 1 and July 13, 2009 due to ongoing fighting. Most of the internally displaced persons (IDPs) fled to areas near Mogadishu, as shown by the red dots on the map. The largest groups of IDPs fled to Afgooye (16,700), Lower Shabelle (16,700), Lower Juba (5,700), and Jowhar (7,000). The map shows both where IDPs fled from (green areas) and where they went (red dots concentrated in and around Mogadishu).

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    Over 128,000 people were displaced in Mogadishu, Somalia between June 1 and July 13, 2009 due to ongoing fighting. Most of the internally displaced persons (IDPs) fled to areas near Mogadishu, as shown by the red dots on the map. The largest groups of IDPs fled to Afgooye (16,700), Lower Shabelle (16,700), Lower Juba (5,700), and Jowhar (7,000). The map shows both where IDPs fled from (green areas) and where they went (red dots concentrated in and around Mogadishu).

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    Unhcr: Afgooye

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    Over 128,000 people were displaced in Mogadishu, Somalia between June 1 and July 13, 2009 due to ongoing fighting. Most of the internally displaced persons (IDPs) fled to areas near Mogadishu, as shown by the red dots on the map. The largest groups of IDPs fled to Afgooye (16,700), Lower Shabelle (16,700), Lower Juba (5,700), and Jowhar (7,000). The map shows both where IDPs fled from (green areas) and where they went (red dots concentrated in and around Mogadishu).

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    This map shows both the locations that IDPs fled from (in green) and locations

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    that IDPs went to, in and around Mogadishu (red dots). To Shabelle Dhexe: 18,000

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    To Galgaduud: 8,000
    In the period 1 June to 13 July 2009, over 128,000 people have been displaced To Jowhar: 7,000
    To Bay: 5,000 To Wanla Weyn: 5,200
    To Gedo: 2,100 due to ongoing fighting in Mogadishu.
    To Hiraan: 2,140
    To Bakool: 800 To Gaalkacyo: 1,000
    Most of these IDPs went to areas in or near to Mogadishu.
    Each red dot represents 50 IDPs. The locations should be considered
    approximate. With the dots serving only to portray concentrations of IDPs.

    Afgooye
    Afgooye

    Mareerey
    Mareerey

    Tiida
    Tiida Suuqa
    Suuqa Xolaha
    Xolaha

    Garas
    Garas Baaley
    Baaley
    Lafoole
    Lafoole Ceelasha
    Ceelasha

    Xaawo
    Xaawo Cabdi
    Cabdi Heliwaa
    Heliwaa
    Wardhiigleey
    Wardhiigleey

    To Lower Shabelle: 16,700 Dayniile


    Dayniile
    Yaaqshiid
    Yaaqshiid
    C To Lower Juba: 5,700 Hawl
    Hawl Wadaag
    Wadaag

    Km13
    Km13 Kaaraan
    Kaaraan

    Hodan
    Hodan Shibis
    Shibis

    Number of IDPs who left this district


    since 1 June, 2009 Kax
    Kax Shiiqaal
    Shiiqaal Cabdulcasiis
    Cabdulcasiis
    14,000 to 19,000
    8,000 to 10,000 Shangaani
    Shangaani
    4,000 to 6,000 Dharkenley
    Dharkenley Wadajir
    Wadajir
    Boondheere
    Boondheere
    2,000 to 4,000 (Madina)
    (Madina)
    Xamar
    Xamar Jabjab
    Jabjab
    0 to 2,000
    Xamar
    Xamar Weyne
    Weyne
    IDPs displaced by Violence in Mogadishu Waaberi
    Waaberi
    since 1 June
    1 Dot = 50 people

    UNHCR
    All data shown on this map comes from the IASC Protection Cluster
    Population Movement tarcking initiative, except for the roads data which
    come from UNJLC-Somalia.
    The UN Refugee Agency
    smawfiel@unhcr.org

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