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Sudanese authorities bury hundreds of victims of Darfur landslide
- Sudanese authorities recovered and buried the bodies of hundreds of victims from a landslide in Darfur, according to Mujib Al-Rahman Al-Zubair, head of the Civil Authority in the Liberated Territories.
- The landslide occurred on August 31 after heavy rainfall in Darfur, with estimates indicating possible fatalities of up to 1,000 individuals.
- The U.N. is mobilizing efforts to support the impacted area, which is over 900 kilometers from Khartoum.
- Local official Al-Nair described the landslide as causing a 'catastrophic humanitarian situation' needing immediate international assistance for food and shelter.
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Sudanese authorities bury hundreds of victims of Darfur landslide
Sudanese authorities have recovered and buried hundreds of bodies after a landslide in Darfur. Mujib al-Rahman al-Zubair, head of the Civil Authority in the Liberated Territories, said they reached 375 bodies with the help of local aid workers.
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The disaster, which occurred on Sunday after torrential rains, caused hundreds of deaths in the village of Tarasin, in a valley difficult to reach from the mountain massif of Jebel Marra.
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The Sudanese authorities have recovered and buried the bodies of hundreds of people who died in one avalanche over the weekend in the western Darfur region of Sudan.
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