Statistics2 Sample Clauses

Statistics2 a. Estimated number of Burundian refugees in neighbouring countries as at 30 April 20003 Region Population Survey period Observation The United Republic of Tanzania Ngara 94 393 10/04/2000 New arrivals Xxxxxx-Xxxxxxx-Xxxxxx 000 000 26/04/2000 Arrived between 1993-2000 from Burundi, and between 1996-1997 from DRC Subtotal 340 542 30/04/2000 NB: In addition to these 340,592 in The United Republic of Tanzania must be added about 200 000 people who left in the 1970s but have not been receiving UNHCR assistance since 198??. Rwanda Gikongoro (Kigeme camp) 457 July 1999 Old and new Urban centres 750 July 1999 Subtotal 1 207 Xxxxx Xxxxxx camp 143 31/07/1998 New Congo- Brazzaville Various sites 31/07/1998 Old and new RDC Kivu 20 000 31/12/1998 Old and new Zambia 1 164 31/12/1998 Angola 150 31/07/1998 Malawi 200 31/07/1998 Cameroon 270 31/07/1998 TOTAL 364 000 b.
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