Sudan residents bury dozens of corpses months after fighting ...Kuwait

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Residents of a Sudan town have buried dozens of decomposed bodies months after fighting between the army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) began, according to local media reports. A member of a local initiative to bury corpses in the Tawila area, Mohamed Ismail, told news site Darfur24 that they buried 42 bodies, including six civilians and 36 soldiers, after their corpses had been lying in the open since clashes which took place in the area in late May. Last month, reports emerged that thousands of unidentified corpses were decomposing in morgues in the Sudanese capital Khartoum. The morgues were unable to operate due to continued fighting and a lack of safe p

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