Computers stolen from Central Darfur refugee camp
On Sunday, seven computers were stolen from a youth centre in the Um Shalaya camp for Chadian refugees in Azum locality, Central Darfur. Wardi Bahreldin, representative of the refugee camp, reported to Radio Dabanga that a group of gunmen wearing military uniforms raided the Subul Kasb El Eish youth centre on Sunday evening. “They beat, tied, and blindfolded the two guards, and put them in a store room. They then stole the computers, and fled.” Bahreldin explained that the youth centre is run by the organisation Save the Children-Sweden, and provides vocational training in the fields of blacksmithing, carpentry, masonry, as well as computer courses. File photo: Fadul Adam Mohamed (22) shows his welding skills in a new workshop run by a youth association in El Geneina, West Darfur, October 2013 (Albert González Farran/Unamid)
On Sunday, seven computers were stolen from a youth centre in the Um Shalaya camp for Chadian refugees in Azum locality, Central Darfur.
Wardi Bahreldin, representative of the refugee camp, reported to Radio Dabanga that a group of gunmen wearing military uniforms raided the Subul Kasb El Eish youth centre on Sunday evening.
“They beat, tied, and blindfolded the two guards, and put them in a store room. They then stole the computers, and fled.”
Bahreldin explained that the youth centre is run by the organisation Save the Children-Sweden, and provides vocational training in the fields of blacksmithing, carpentry, masonry, as well as computer courses.
File photo: Fadul Adam Mohamed (22) shows his welding skills in a new workshop run by a youth association in El Geneina, West Darfur, October 2013 (Albert González Farran/Unamid)
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