Humanitarian group says at least 400 children reached Tawila without their parents after Rapid Support Forces' advance.
Humanitarian group says at least 400 children reached Tawila without their parents after Rapid Support Forces’ advance.
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Hundreds of Sudanese children have arrived in the town of Tawila in Sudan’s western Darfur region without their parents since the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) seized control of the city of el-Fasher last month, a humanitarian group says.
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International Organization for Migration says refugees are heading to Tawila, which is already sheltering 652,000 displaced people
At least 80,000 people displaced as Sudan’s humanitarian crisis deepens following the RSF’s capture of el-Fasher.
Displaced families who fled el-Fasher face dire conditions with no blankets, food shortages, and few medical supplies.
