Testimonies describe bodies in streets, families torn apart and days without food as paramilitary seizes Sudan city.
Testimonies describe bodies in streets, families torn apart and days without food after paramilitary forces seize Sudan city.
By Faisal Ali
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Streets littered with corpses, families separated by violence and survivors travelling for days without food or water. These are the accounts emerging from people who have fled the western Sudanese city of el-Fasher after it fell to paramilitary forces a week ago following an asphyxiating 18-month siege.
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