A/HRC/6/7 page 35 (e) Shanqal Tubayo; (f) Al-Kumah; (g) Umm Drisay; (h) Umm Attash. Mobile patrols: (a) Patrol securing the Al-Fashir Al-Kumah Umm Kadadah road; (b) Patrol securing the Al-Fashir Niyala road; (c) Patrol securing the Al-Fashir Katam road; (d) Patrol securing the Al-Fashir Malit road; (e) Patrol securing the Al-Fashir Kabkabayah road. An armed forces committee was set up to assess the losses resulting from the mistaken bombardment of the Al-Ara’is area in the Umm Kadadah district of North Darfur. It established a figure of 35,154,653 (thirty-five million, one hundred and fifty-four thousand, six hundred and fifty-three) dinars to be distributed for those who had been wounded (4 persons), killed (5 persons) or had suffered damage to property (46 persons). The third and final instalment was disbursed on 12 September 2006. 1.1.4 Disarmament Commission The Disarmament Commission was given 85 tractors with a full range of accessories worth 4 million. They were distributed to a number of areas for use in reintegration programmes. A census was taken of child soldiers in the Abyi area (150 children). Sixteen children in the town of Waw and 24 children in Bantiyu were reunited with their families. A census was taken of child soldiers in the state of the Blue Nile in the area of Karmak (227), and the areas of Kassala (270), Qadarif (24) and Sha`iriyah east of Jabal Marra (857). 1.1.5 In implementation of the memorandum of understanding signed between the Sudanese Ministry of the Interior and the African Union Mission, a security plan was established for the displaced persons’ camps whereby internal camp security will be provided by the Sudanese police, while the African Union Mission will secure and protect the areas outside the camps. The following forces are in place: − North Darfur: 142 officers and 6,353 men of other ranks, securing 20 displaced persons’ camps;