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In Khartoum, exhumation of makeshift graves reawakens families’ grief

Since March 2024, over 15,000 bodies have been exhumed and reburied under forensic supervision to reduce health risks and ease family trauma, officials said.

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Families had to bury their loved ones in yards and streets when fighting raged. Now they’re being moved to cemeteries.

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Sudan: No More Graves in Khartoum

For months, volunteers have buried civilians buried in public places and spent them in cemeteries. In the south, the war continues unabated, and on Saturday, the UN mission also took place.

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Sudan witnesses burial of 15,000 bodies across Khartoum state

Since April 2024, Sudan's Forensic Medicine Authority has moved thousands of bodies from mass graves and elsewhere to cemeteries

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In Khartoum, exhumation of makeshift graves reawakens families’ grief

Families had to bury their loved ones in yards and streets when fighting raged. Now they’re being moved to cemeteries.

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Al Jazeera broke the news in Qatar on Sunday, December 14, 2025.
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