Safe in their home. many dozens of them took shelter under a bridge, a concrete bridge, because their homes were flimsily built with corrugated iron roofs. they felt they would be safer under the bridge. the army then shelled that fridge, possibly because they wanted to cut it off from the enemy forces. 39 people died under that bridge including women and children. we are hearing that the offensive in the town has been particularly brutal with civilians stuck between the two sides. as you said, 11.5 million people have been forced from their homes, overi million have now left the country, many of them have headed across the border into egypt. so, egypt is worried about a wider insecurity problem. but if you think about it from the civilian s point of view, they mostly wanted the end of the military running things in sudan, they wanted civilians back in power. but instead, they have ended up with two factions of the military