Hawa Hassan, a displaced Ethiopian woman, recalls the harrowing sight of a 13-year-old girl being shot while sitting beside a wall amidst border disputes. Over 50,000 people have now fled into Kenya due to ongoing violence in Ethiopia's Moyale region, with many arriving without food, shelter, or basic necessities. The influx is putting significant pressure on Kenyan host communities, who are opening their homes despite limited resources and growing fears of border violence spillover. Authorities estimate that over 50,000 people have been displaced, but the overall figure remains unverified. The conflict stems from a long-standing territorial dispute between Ethiopia's Oromia and Somali regional administrations. Humanitarian agencies are struggling to meet the increasing needs of displaced families, with no dedicated refugee camp established yet due to security concerns. UNHCR's representative in Kenya, Fatima Mohammed Cole, calls for a ceasefire to allow safe returns of displaced families and prevent disease outbreaks in overcrowded living conditions. Relief operations are also ongoing on the Ethiopian side of the border.