Cameroon: Tens of thousands flee crisis in Central African Republic

Cameroon: Tens of thousands flee crisis in Central African Republic

Tens of thousands people have fled the Central African Republic, seeking refuge in neighbouring Cameroon. in July, the UN Regional Humanitarian Coordinator for the Sahel, Robert Piper, visited communities living in camps near Gbiti, on Cameroon's eastern border. More: www.unocha.org/car and www.unocha.org/rowca

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