"The security situation in has deteriorated -Leste: Population displacement since May 24 when intensive figthing erupted OCHA Situation Report No. 1 between two factions of the East Timorese army Issued 29 May 2006 and then between the army and the police."

OCHA Situation Report #1

International Boundary SITUATION Unrest began in March, when 595 soldiers from army went District Boundary on strike. 5 killed and dozens injured on April 27-28 during National Capital protest in Dili in support of rebels. Level of violence District Seat decreased since deployment of Australian-led military 0 25 50 force (25-26 May). But youth gangs pillaging and arsoning Kilometres in several districts in Dili. Situation remains calm in areas outside Dili. UNOTIL estimates 60,000 IDPs in Capital of Dili: Timor-Leste. This includes 35,000 – 40,000 persons APR 27-28 displaced over last several weeks and 25,000 displaced - 5 killed within or from Dili since 24 May (Population of Dili is - dozens injured Strait of Wetar - thousands fled 150,000). Insecurity still impacts humanitarian operations, Since MAY 24 with only essential movement permitted in Dili. Heavy - 25,000 displaced rains, expected in Dili area, raise fears of possible malaria and dengue fever outbreaks. Dili Liquica ACTION UN Agencies and NGOs to conduct assessment of IDP TIMOR-LESTE camps in and around Dili on 29 May, security permitting. Ermera Relocation of non-essential staff and family members of all UN staff continues. Food and water needs of the IDPs are Same relatively well covered, with food available at WFP and Government warehouses. Sanitation and shelter two key requirements. MALAYSIA Datum: WGS84. Suai Map data source: UNCS, WHO-SALB, ESRI

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TIMOR-LESTE Created by the ReliefWeb Map Centre Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs The names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. United Nations - 29 May 2006