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Tens of thousands of Darfuri refugees have been displaced by almost four months of fighting that has pitted the Rapid Support Forces and allied Arab militia against the Sudanese army and ethnic Masalit fighters.
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(Bloomberg) Attacks on Mohamed Adam’s El Geneina neighborhood in Sudan’s western Darfur region continued relentlessly for a month before he finally fled the onslaught by members of the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces and Arab Rizeigat militia.Most Read from BloombergTrump Cites Self Incrimination Concern in Lawsuit Against CohenS&P 500 Wipes Out Almost 1% Gain; Bond Yields Drop: Markets WrapElon Musk Says Treasury Bills Are ‘No-Brainer’Apple Faces Longest Sales Drop in Decades as iPhone Slu
The conflict in Sudan has sparked a health crisis for the 3.4 million people forced to flee to safety, whether within the country or across its borders, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Thursday. Cases of infectious diseases and other illness have been reported among displaced populations who have sought shelter in hard-to-reach locations, where health services are limited.