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WAD EL-HILU, Sudan (AP) — Six more bodies have been found floating down the river separating Ethiopia’s troubled Tigray region from Sudan, refugees and a physician said on Saturday. They urged Sudanese authorities and the U.N. to help in search efforts.

Around 50 bodies have been discovered over the last two weeks in the Setit River, also known as the Tekeze.

Around 50 bodies have been discovered over the last two weeks in the Setit River, also known as the Tekeze.

Around 50 bodies have been discovered over the last two weeks in the Setit River, also known as the Tekeze.

Around 50 bodies have been discovered over the last two weeks in the Setit River, also known as the Tekeze.

Around 50 bodies have been discovered over the last two weeks in the Setit River, also known as the Tekeze.

Dozens of bodies found in river between Ethiopia’s Tigray and Sudan Sun Online Desk 4th August, 2021 10:21:39 AM At least 30 corpses have washed up on the Sudanese banks of a river that abuts Ethiopias northern region of Tigray, according to two Ethiopian refugees and four Sudanese witnesses who told media on Monday they had retrieved the bodies. The bodies were found in the Setit River, known in Ethiopia as the Tekeze, which is the current de facto borderline between territory controlled by ...

By Khalid Abdelaziz and Nafisa Eltahir KHARTOUM, Aug 2 (Reuters) - At least 30 corpses have washed up on the Sudanese banks of a river that abuts Ethiopias northern region of Tigray, according to two Ethiopian refugees and four Sudanese witnesses who told Reuters on Monday they had retrieved the bodies. The bodies were found in the Setit River, known in Ethiopia as the Tekeze, which is the current de facto borderline between territory controlled by Tigrayan forces and those controlled by Amhara...

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defenceWeb Written by Reuters - 2 Ethiopians, who fled the ongoing fighting in Tigray region, carry their belongings after crossing the Setit River on the Sudan-Ethiopia border. - Reuters The UN Security Council expressed concern on Thursday about the humanitarian situation in Ethiopia’s Tigray region, particularly abuse of women and girls, a week after the UN aid chief said sexual violence was being used as a weapon of war. It was the first public statement by the 15-member council, whic...