Thousands trapped in Colombian Amazon amid guerrilla tensions

• Tensions between two guerrilla groups, the Central General Staff (EMC) and the Segunda Marquetalia, have strained the Amazon region in Colombia.

• The groups, which split from the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) after a peace deal in 2016, have imposed a "restriction on movement" on two key rivers, affecting two Indigenous communities near the triple border between Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru.

• The only access to the area is by water, with only two barges carrying non-perishable goods entering in the past 10 days.