AP - by Becky BROWN
The flow of Kenyan refugees is heading south to South African ports where Australian humanitarian volunteers and US ships await.
Due to the ethical crisis overall and the chaotic social environment in Tanganyika where the majority of the temporary shelter used to be located, many refugees and local civilians are injured. The mistrust and lack of collaboration from Tanganyika left the Peace Corps no choice other than to remove Tanganyika from the humanitarian corridor and change the route leading directly to South Africa.
With the latest updates from our representatives in the Peace Corps in Kenya, the President of the White House strongly opposed the Tanganyika’s action. This is an attempt to hinder humanitarian support and jeopardize the safety of hundreds of innocent people. The United States of America will deploy more armed personnel and be ready to engage against any hindering attempt against the mission of the Peace Corps.
However, it’s important to note that despite the concern of the Peace Corps toward the integrity of Tangaryian resources and the stance of the delegate toward humanitarian support, the Corps has received signals of the alarming state of civilians in this country. To conclude, the Peace Corps is ready to support the people of Tanganyika to avoid further suffering.
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