Content_paragraphs:  From 5 to 16 September, a total of 392 female-headed households, were
  
  reportedly displaced from the Sortony gathering site for internally displaced persons
  
  in North Darfur to the Savanga and Toga gathering sites in the vicin ity of Rockero
  
  and Golo, respectively, in Central Darfur. This new displacement reportedly followed
  
  the detention of several internally displaced persons accused by a commander of the
  
  Rapid Support Forces against internally displaced persons of being part of SLA/AW.
  
  Some of the women reported physical assaults by members of the Forces, while the
  
  Forces had also arrested a dozen other internally displaced persons on the pretext of
  
  anti-crime campaigns. Internally displaced persons have also reported several
  
  incidents of assault, detention and harassment by the Sudanese Armed Forces at the
  
  Savanga site. Humanitarian needs at these congested sites, which continue to receive
  
  new arrivals, include shelter and other non-food items, nutrition for children, medical
  
  assistance, particularly in the light of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) and
  
  protection services. Humanitarian convoys from El Geneina, West Darfur, were
  
  scheduled to arrive in Zalingei on 24 September but were blocked by the Massalit
  
  community in the Mornei area, where tensions persist following the escalation of
  
  intercommunal tensions in July 2020. Meanwhile, UNAMID has visited the Sortony
  
  site to verify the reports and has informed the local authorities. 
  
   
  
   
  
  
  
   
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   D. Intercommunal violence