Agency, between t July 1984 and 30 June 1985, 234 refuqees registered vrith UNRWAreturned to the west Bank and 70 to the caza strip. rt shourd be noted that someof these may not thenselves have been di.splaced in 1967, but may be members of thefamily of a displaced registered refugee $'hom lhey accompanied on his return orjoined thereafter. ltlusi taking into account the estimate gj.ven ln paragraph 4 ofIast year's report (A/39/ALL'|. the numbe( of displaced registered refugees who are kno,.rn by the Agency to have returned to the occupied territories since June 1967 isabout 10,725, The Agency is unable to estimat.e the totat number of displacedinhabitants who have returned. It keeps records only of registered refugees and,as pointed out above, even those records, particularly with respect to 1ocation ofregistered refugees, may be incomplete.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report from the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) about the number of refugees who have returned to the West Bank and Gaza Strip. The report provides statistics on the number of registered refugees who have returned, but notes that the actual number of displaced inhabitants who have returned may be higher due to incomplete records. The report does not discuss economic, industrial, or environmental issues, but rather focuses on humanitarian aid and refugee-related topics.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief