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Egypt said 40,000 Sudanese had crossed its border and UN warned that more than 800,000 may flee Sudan if fighting continues.

The journey to safety for Sudanese refugees involves navigating high prices, scarce fuel, and dangerous crossings at the Arqeen and Qustul borders.

The foreign ministers of Syria, Egypt, Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Jordan met in the Jordanian capital Amman to discuss how to normalise ties with Syria as part of a political settlement of its war, which has shattered and divided the country. Sudan conflict could prompt 800,000 people to flee, UN says The United Nations warned on Monday that the conflict in Sudan could force 800,000 people to flee the country as battles between rival military factions persisted in the capital despite a supposed ce...

Eight months pregnant, Malaz Omar left behind everything to flee with her husband, two toddlers and an elderly aunt from the fighting that has swept across Sudan's capital for more than two weeks.

ARQEEN, Egypt (Reuters) - Eight months pregnant, Malaz Omar left behind everything to flee with her husband, two toddlers and an elderly aunt from the fighting that has swept across Sudan's capital for more than two weeks. | May. 01

ARQEEN, Egypt (Reuters) - Eight months pregnant, Malaz Omar left behind everything to flee with her husband, two toddlers and an elderly aunt from the fighting that has swept across Sudan's capital for more than two weeks.

Eight months pregnant, Malaz Omar left behind everything to flee with her husband, two toddlers and an elderly aunt from the fighting that has swept across Sudans capital for more than two weeks.

Sudanese refugees cross into Egypt to flee fighting, with Egypt providing medical teams to test and treat arrivals. One Sudanese citizen expresses affection for Egypt, while another thanks President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi for hosting Sudanese families.

By Maggie Michael ARQEEN, Egypt (Reuters) - Eight months pregnant, Malaz Omar left behind everything to flee with her husband, two toddlers and an eld...

At least 1,888 British nationals have been evacuated from Sudan - but reports estimated that 4,000 could be in the country