Sudan: Pregnant women embark on harrowing journeys to flee El-Fasher violence
Nadra Mohamed Ahmed was seven months pregnant when she fled violence in her hometown of El-Fasher in Sudan. After a nearly 40 kilometres walk across unsafe roads with her two children, she found safe transportation to a shelter across the country. “By the time I arrived here, I had lost a lot of blood," said Ahmed from her tent at the overcrowded displacement camp in the town of Al-Dabbah, in northern Sudan. "I was admitted to the ICU where I spent a few days and had a blood
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70 killed in attack on hospital as Sudan war escalates
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UN officials call attention to Sudan's dangerous civilian situation
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