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BREAKING: Firestorm Destroys Tigrian Refugee Camp in Sudan – Calls for Urgent Return to their Homeland June 4, 2025 Sudan : Another devastating firestorm has swept through a Tigrian refugee settlement in Sudan, just days before a planned repatriation process was set to begin, leaving the community in ruins and deep distress. According to local sources, the blaze fueled by scorching winds and dry conditions engulfed the entire camp, destroying shelters and belongings of displaced Tigrians who fled the war in Western Tigray. While no fatalities have been confirmed, at least six children were injured, and families have been left without food, clothing, or protection. Eyewitnesses described the scene as catastrophic. “Everything burned to ashes. We have nothing left,” one survivor said. “This is the second time we’ve lost everything. First to war, now to fire.” Refugees are now pleading for urgent action. “Please, Tigray authorities, let us return home,” was the emotional appeal voiced repeatedly by survivors over mobile recordings sent to diaspora media. This disaster has renewed anger and despair among the displaced, many of whom feel forgotten. They criticize the delay in implementing agreements that promised their return to the Western Zone of Tigray, currently under federal-backed Amhara forces. Community leaders and observers warn that without immediate repatriation, the situation could grow worse. With harsh weather patterns and rising temperatures threatening more fire outbreaks, thousands remain exposed in unfit temporary shelters. Humanitarian voices are urging both the Tigray Interim Administration and international actors to act without delay to return those displaced to their homeland . The call is clear: protect the lives of displaced Tigrians and ensure their safe return home before more tragedy strikes.