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Bodies Litter Streets as Fighting Intensifies in Sudan - Vimarsana News

Bodies Litter Streets as Fighting Intensifies in Sudan

Corpses littered the streets of a district of Sudan's capital on Thursday, witnesses said, as the United Nations expressed alarm over escalating fighting in Darfur between the army and paramilitaries. "The bodies of people in military uniforms are lying in the streets of the city center after the fighting yesterday," a witness in Omdurman, located across the Nile River from Khartoum, told AFP by telephone.

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Bodies litter streets as fighting intensifies in Sudan - Vimarsana News

Bodies litter streets as fighting intensifies in Sudan

WAD MADANI, Sudan (AFP)— Corpses littered the streets of a district of Sudan's capital on Thursday, witnesses said, as the United Nations expressed alarm over escalating fighting in Darfur between th...

Bodies litter streets as fighting intensifies in Sudan - World - Vimarsana News

Bodies litter streets as fighting intensifies in Sudan - World

WAD MADANI: Corpses littered the streets of a district of Sudan’s capital on Thursday, witnesses said, as the...

Bodies litter streets as fighting intensifies in Sudan - Vimarsana News

Bodies litter streets as fighting intensifies in Sudan

Rest of World News: Violence and fighting have escalated in Sudan, particularly in the capital and in the western region of Darfur. Witnesses report seeing corpses in the

Iran hangs 11 from Baloch minority on drug charges in 48 hrs: NGO - World - Vimarsana News

Iran hangs 11 from Baloch minority on drug charges in 48 hrs: NGO - World

PARIS: Iran hanged 11 members of the Baloch minority on drugs charges within a 48-hour period, an NGO said ...