According to witnesses, the displaced residents of the Jari 2 camp had originally fled from Oromia, the neighbouring and most populous region in Ethiopia.

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The UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights stated that Israel must facilitate the safe and dignified return of displaced Palestinians to their homes in Gaza.

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At least 36 people were injured in the Jari 2 camp drone strikes and required medical treatment.

Following the attack on the Jari 2 displacement camp, surviving residents were relocated to shelter in a local school in the town of Hayk.

At least 10 children under the age of five received medical treatment for injuries sustained in the Jari 2 camp attack.

Rescue workers confirmed that at least five children were among those killed in the drone strikes on the Jari 2 displacement camp.

Witnesses and rescue workers reported that no active fighting was taking place in or immediately around the Jari 2 camp when the drone strikes occurred.

The Jari 2 displacement camp, located 400 kilometers northeast of Addis Ababa and home to over 1,700 displaced civilians, was hit as students were returning home from school.

At least 15 to 16 people were killed in the drone attack on the Jari 2 displacement camp, including 13 to 14 people buried at the site and two who died at a hospital in Hayk.

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The conflict monitoring group ACLED estimated that between 16 and 23 people were killed in the drone strikes on the Jari 2 displacement camp.