South Sudan — Upper Nile Movement Trend Tracking Report (2–8 April 2017)

DTM recorded entries and exits from Abrouc, Khoradar, Dethoma, Malakal PoC and Renk. There was a significant drop in entries through Abrouc. Overall there was a higher number of exits compared to entries during the period covered. In Khoradar DTM recorded a significant number of exits compared to previous weeks, 119 individuals. These exits were mainly to Baliet and were facilitated by the government of the newly created Central Upper Nile State. In Dethoma 1 and 2 DTM recorded no exits. Entries were recorded and these were mostly families coming from Juba, mainly by airplane. In Malakal PoC movements remain the same as last week with 460 exits with the majority headed towards Sudan. In Renk a slight increase in number of entries with families were recorded. They were coming mainly from Paloich and Juba. The majority of exits are to Jebellen refugee camp in While Nile.