trying to get out of the country during a tenuous 72 hour ceasefire that threatens to break. among them are british people being told to go to this air base outside the capital where they are being flown to safety in cyprus then on to the uk where we are expecting very soon the first plane to arrive. the uk says more than 300 people have been evacuated from sudan with more flights expected in the coming hours. full nearly 2000 people from other countries have taken another route out by crossing the red sea on a ship organised by saudi arabia. tens of thousands of sudanese continue to try to reach neighbouring chad, egypt and south sudan. as thousands leave, residents in khartoum tell us about their fears that the world is abandoning them as supplies of food, water and medicine are running low. officials wanted for war crimes have been released from prison although the army says they have been moved to a military hospital. our correspondent is at the airport in cyprus. this is
ones in sudan and simply don t know what will happen to them. because this is what they have fled, the destruction wrought on the capital city after a few between sudanese generals. people in the midst of a war zone, albeit there is now a fragile ceasefire. the uk says it is more or less holding but not entirely and there is still british passport holder struggling to leave. in london, amir awaits news of his children who are stuck in sudan with their mother. it children who are stuck in sudan with their mother- their mother. if they didn t manage to net out their mother. if they didn t manage to get out now. their mother. if they didn t manage to get out now, tomorrow - their mother. if they didn t manage to get out now, tomorrow or- their mother. if they didn t manage to get out now, tomorrow or after i to get out now, tomorrow or after tomorrow, to be honest, i don t know because i m really worried about them and i can t sleep. back because i m really worried about them and i can
trying to get out of the country during a tenuous 72 hour ceasefire that threatens to break. among them are british people being told to go to this air base outside the capital where they are being flown to safety in cyprus then on to the uk where we are expecting very soon the first plane to arrive. the uk says more than 300 people have been evacuated from sudan with more flights expected in the coming hours. full nearly 2000 people from other countries have taken another route out by crossing the red sea on a ship organised by saudi arabia. tens of thousands of sudanese continue to try to reach neighbouring chad, egypt and south sudan. as thousands leave, residents in khartoum tell us about their fears that the world is abandoning them as supplies of food, water and medicine are running low. officials wanted for war crimes have been released from prison although the army says they have been moved to a military hospital. our
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