Week of clashes in eastern Ethiopia kill 50, displace 50,000: officialsADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Clashes along the border of Ethiopia s Oromiya and Somali regions have displaced around 50,000 people, a senior regional official said on Sunday, in violence that has prompted the government to send the military in.  Spokesmen from the two regions told regional news outlets earlier this week that at least 50 people were killed. Each side blames the other.  Lema Megersa, president of Oromiya province, told local journalists on Sunday:  It is not just deaths that occurred. More than 50,000 people were displaced from their homes.    Those responsible should also be held to account,  he added. He did not give a death toll. The area has been plagued by sporadic clashes for decades. A referendum held in 2004 to determine the status of disputed settlements failed to ease tensions.  Unrest in 2015 and 2016 in Oromiya - and to a lesser extent other regions - killed 669 people, according to a parliament-mandated investigation. The clashes are likely to fuel further fears about security in Ethiopia, the region s biggest economy and a staunch Western ally.  Each side gave contradictory explanations about the cause of the clashes. Some officials in Oromiya said it was sparked by the killing of a local district head and raids by a paramilitary force from the Somali region.  Officials from the Somali region denied those claims. Fifty ethnic Somalis were killed in the town of Aweday in Oromiya on Tuesday, a spokesman for the Somali region told local media on Friday. International media were not permitted at the briefing.  On Sunday, Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn said soldiers deployed to the region to quell the violence would disarm residents and safeguard highways straddling the regions. worldnews
week clashes eastern ethiopia kill displace officialsaddis baba reuters clashes along border ethiopia oromiya somali regions displaced around people senior regional official said sunday violence prompted government send military spokesman two regions told regional news outlets earlier week least people killed each side blames lemma meters president oromiya province told local journalists sunday it deaths occurred more people displaced homes those responsible also held account added he give death toll the area plagued sporadic clashes decades a referendum held determine status disputed settlements failed ease tensions unrest oromiya lesser extent regions killed people according investigation the clashes likely fuel fears security ethiopia region biggest economy staunch western ally each side gave contradictory explanations cause clashes some officials oromiya said sparked killing local district head raids paramilitary force somali region officials somali region denied claims fifty ethnic somalia killed town away oromiya tuesday spokesman somali region told local media friday international media permitted briefing on sunday prime minister hailemariam desalegn said soldiers deployed region quell violence would disarm residents safeguard highways straddling regions worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Week of clashes in eastern Ethiopia kill 50, displace 50,000: officialsADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Clashes along the border of Ethiopia s Oromiya and Somali regions have displaced around 50,000 people, a senior regional official said on Sunday, in violence that has prompted the government to send the military in.  Spokesmen from the two regions told regional news outlets earlier this week that at least 50 people were killed. Each side blames the other.  Lema Megersa, president of Oromiya province, told local journalists on Sunday:  It is not just deaths that occurred. More than 50,000 people were displaced from their homes.    Those responsible should also be held to account,  he added. He did not give a death toll. The area has been plagued by sporadic clashes for decades. A referendum held in 2004 to determine the status of disputed settlements failed to ease tensions.  Unrest in 2015 and 2016 in Oromiya - and to a lesser extent other regions - killed 669 people, according to a parliament-mandated investigation. The clashes are likely to fuel further fears about security in Ethiopia, the region s biggest economy and a staunch Western ally.  Each side gave contradictory explanations about the cause of the clashes. Some officials in Oromiya said it was sparked by the killing of a local district head and raids by a paramilitary force from the Somali region.  Officials from the Somali region denied those claims. Fifty ethnic Somalis were killed in the town of Aweday in Oromiya on Tuesday, a spokesman for the Somali region told local media on Friday. International media were not permitted at the briefing.  On Sunday, Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn said soldiers deployed to the region to quell the violence would disarm residents and safeguard highways straddling the regions. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: week clashes eastern ethiopia kill displace officialsaddis baba reuters clashes along border ethiopia oromiya somali regions displaced around people senior regional official said sunday violence prompted government send military spokesman two regions told regional news outlets earlier week least people killed each side blames lemma meters president oromiya province told local journalists sunday it deaths occurred more people displaced homes those responsible also held account added he give death toll the area plagued sporadic clashes decades a referendum held determine status disputed settlements failed ease tensions unrest oromiya lesser extent regions killed people according investigation the clashes likely fuel fears security ethiopia region biggest economy staunch western ally each side gave contradictory explanations cause clashes some officials oromiya said sparked killing local district head raids paramilitary force somali region officials somali region denied claims fifty ethnic somalia killed town away oromiya tuesday spokesman somali region told local media friday international media permitted briefing on sunday prime minister hailemariam desalegn said soldiers deployed region quell violence would disarm residents safeguard highways straddling regions worldnews