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阿比让电——科特迪瓦散居侨民领袖表示，科特迪瓦当局在阿比让郊区Vridi运河社区展开大规模强拆行动，摧毁了数百栋房屋，导致400多名利比里亚国民无家可归、陷入困境。\n\n大约三周前进行的强拆行动是科特迪瓦政府持续进行的城市再开发和定居点清理计划的一部分，旨在解决商业首都周边快速扩张地区的违章建筑问题并改善城市规划。然而，这次行动给在受影响社区生活了数十年的数百名利比里亚移民及其家庭带来了灾难性的后果。\n\n科特迪瓦利比里亚社群副主席Robert Varney Zoker先生在谈到这一局势时表示，流离失所的利比里亚人所面临的人道主义状况十分严峻，并且日趋恶化。\n\n情况极其困难，Zoker先生说，数百名利比里亚人失去了所有东西——他们的家园、个人物品、生意和重要文件。许多人现在在非常艰难的条件下住在临时庇护所里。\n\n通过WhatsApp和LinkedIn关注最新头条新闻\n\n据这位社群领袖介绍，强拆行动席卷了几个收容移民人口的定居点，其中包括许多多年来在该地区扎根的利比里亚人。受影响的人口包括妇女、儿童、老人和有特殊需求的人，他们中的许多人现在无法获得充足的住房、食物、医疗保健和卫生设施。\n\n社群代表表示，房屋的摧毁使许多家庭变得脆弱，并对他们的未来感到迷茫。除了住房，居民还失去了家居用品、捕鱼设备、小企业资产、储蓄和官方文件，这使得恢复工作变得愈发困难。\n\n为了提供即时救助，利比里亚社群成员动员了有限的资源来协助流离失所者。一些家庭被临时重新安置到学校建筑和其他临时设施中，但社群领袖警告说，这些安排是不可持续的。

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Abidjan — More than 400 Liberian nationals have been left homeless and stranded after a large-scale demolition exercise carried out by Ivorian authorities destroyed hundreds of homes in the Vridi Canal community on the outskirts of Abidjan, according to leaders of the Liberian diaspora in Côte d'Ivoire.

The demolitions, which took place approximately three weeks ago, formed part of the Ivorian Government's ongoing urban redevelopment and settlement clearance program aimed at addressing unauthorized structures and improving urban planning in rapidly expanding areas surrounding the commercial capital. However, the operation has had devastating consequences for hundreds of Liberian migrants and their families who had lived in the affected communities for decades.

Speaking on the situation, Mr. Robert Varney Zoker, Vice President of the Liberian Community in Côte d'Ivoire, described the humanitarian conditions facing displaced Liberians as dire and worsening by the day.

"The situation is extremely difficult," Mr. Zoker said. "Hundreds of Liberians have lost everything--their homes, personal belongings, businesses, and important documents. Many are now living in temporary shelters under very challenging conditions."

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According to the community leader, the demolition exercise swept through several settlements housing migrant populations, including a large number of Liberians who had established roots in the area over many years. The affected population includes women, children, elderly persons, and individuals with special needs, many of whom now lack access to adequate shelter, food, healthcare, and sanitation facilities.

Community representatives say the destruction of homes has left many families vulnerable and uncertain about their future. In addition to housing, residents also lost household items, fishing equipment, small business assets, savings, and official documents, making recovery increasingly difficult.

In an effort to provide immediate relief, members of the Liberian community have mobilized limited resources to assist the displaced. Some families have been temporarily relocated to school buildings and other makeshift facilities, but community leaders warn that these arrangements are unsustainable.

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