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Lack of information causing concern

    NAIROBI

    OCHA-Burundi, in its latest information bulletin, says 20 of 58 regroupment sites have so far been visited in Bujumbura Rural, and medical assistance has been delivered to 22 sites comprising 193,168 people. Thirteen sites were inaccessible for logistical reasons, the report said. OCHA-Burundi said the greatest issue of concern was lack of information due to access problems because of the security situation. It added that malnutrition was on the rise.

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