Tchad: Situations De Conflits, Inondations Et Ennemis Des Cultures Mise À Jour Du 9 Octobre 2017

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Tchad: situations de conflits, inondations et ennemis des cultures Mise à jour du 9 octobre 2017 Légendes Tibesti Ouest TIBESTI Inondations Tibesti Est Conflits éleveurs Oiseaux granivores Chenilles légionnaires Fada ENNEDI OUEST Am-Djarass Borkou Yala ENNEDI EST 7 oct. à Koundjourou BORKOU (Dpt de Batha Ouest) Destruction des Borkou cultures par les Mourtcha oiseaux granivores à 14.000 ha envahies, Wadi Hawar 6.241,8 t détruites et Nord Kanem Kobé 4.964 ménages KANEM WADI FIRA Mégri touchés Biltine Barh-El-Gazel Nord 7 oct. Dar-Tama Batha Ouest à Ouaddi Faman Kanem BARH-EL-GAZEL Fouli (18.108 habitants) BATHA Batha Est Barh-El-Gazel Sud Ouara Assoungha dans la sous- Kaya LAC Wadi Bissam OUADDAÏ Wayi Barh-El-Gazel Ouest préfecture d’Arada Mamdi (Dpt de Biltine). Dagana Abdi Fitri Conflits ente HADJER-LAMIS Mangalmé Haraze-Al-Biar éleveurs 4 oct. N’Djamena Dababa Djourf Al Ahmar N'Djaména Guéra SILA 3 morts. Invasion de champ Abtouyour dans la banlieue de N'DJAMENA Kimiti Chari Baguirmi et du champ de GUÉRA Aboudéia maïs de l’ITRAD par CHARI-BAGUIRMI Inondations: Bahr-Azoum les chenilles Mayo-Lemié Barh-Signaka Salamat: Barh Azoum: env. 388,5 ha SALAMAT légionnaires détruites Loug-Chari Mayo-Boneye Mandoul: Mandoul Oriental: 42 villages, MAYO-KEBBI EST 1.445 personnes touchées, 1.453 ha. Pas Mayo-Binder Mont Illi Haraze-Mangueigne de données sur le Mandoul Oriental et Lac Léré Lac Iro Kabbia Tandjilé Est Bahr-Köh Barh Sara affectés aussi MAYO-KEBBI OUEST Tandjile OuestTANDJILÉ MOYEN-CHARI Tandjilé Centre Logone Oriental: Dpt de Nya Pende: Mayo-Dallah Mandoul Oriental Guéni Ngourkosso La Pendé 465 ha détruites – pas de ménages Lac Wey Dodjé MANDOUL touchés estimés La NyaMandoul Occidental LOGONE OCCIDENTAL Grande Sido Kouh Est Nya, Kouh-Est, Pende: pas de données LOGONE ORIENTAL Barh-Sara Kouh Ouest sur les personnes et superficies Monts de Lam La Nya Pendé Affectées Moyen Chari: Grande Sido: env. 162 ha, Barh Koh: env. 2.711 ha et Lac Iro Tandjilé: Dpt de Tandjilé Est et Ouest Les frontières et les noms indiqués et les désignations employées sur cette carte n'impliquent pas reconnaissance ou acceptation officielletouchés par l'Organisation sans données des Nations Unies. Date de création: 10/10/2017. Commentaires: [email protected] ou [email protected] Site web : http://fscluster.org/chadLogone Occidental:/ Dpt de Lac Wey touché sans données.

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