At least 1,000 killed in Sudan landslide, rebel group says
Summary
A landslide in the Marra Mountains of western Sudan killed at least 1,000 people according to the Sudan Liberation Movement/Army. This disaster occurred after heavy rains, impacting a village called Tarasin and causing massive destruction. The event is part of a larger ongoing conflict in Sudan that began in April 2023.Key Facts
- A landslide in Sudan's Marra Mountains killed at least 1,000 people.
- The landslide happened after heavy rain hit the area on a Sunday.
- The village of Tarasin was mostly destroyed, leaving only one survivor.
- The Sudan Liberation Movement/Army reported the incident and asked for international help.
- The landslide is part of broader conflict impacts that have displaced over 800,000 people since 2023.
- Fighting in Sudan since April 2023 involves the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF).
- This ongoing conflict has led to famine and accusations of genocide in the Darfur region.
- About 12 million people have been displaced due to the civil war in Sudan.
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