AFP says a drone strike on a displacement camp at Sheraro in north-western Tigray killed at least eight, including a child
An aid worker and a witness told the agency that a mother, four of her children and a grandson were among the dead, and that six people were seriously wounded. The account could not be independently verified and no Ethiopian official has commented.
Reuters says a humanitarian bulletin it reviewed put the overnight death toll from air strikes across Tigray at 17 — at least nine at Adwa and eight at the Sheraro displacement centre. Reuters said it could not independently verify the toll and that the bulletin did not say who carried out the strikes. Residents also reported artillery exchanges near Mai Tsebri on the Tekeze river on Monday morning.
AFP reported that a drone hit a camp for displaced people at Sheraro, north-western Tigray, early on Sunday, killing at least eight people and seriously wounding six. An aid worker and a witness told the agency a mother, four of her children and a grandson were among the dead. AFP said the account could not be independently verified.
AFP reported on Monday that a drone struck a camp for displaced people in Sheraro, in north-western Tigray, early on Sunday, killing at least eight people including a child and seriously wounding six.
An aid worker and a witness told the agency that a mother, four of her children and a grandson were among the dead.
The camp shelters tens of thousands of people displaced by the 2020-2022 war in northern Ethiopia.
AFP said the account could not be independently verified because journalists' movement is restricted and communications are disrupted in the area. No response from the Ethiopian government or the army has been reported.