Landslide Flattens Sudan Village, Kills More Than 1,000
Rescue teams struggle to reach remote mountain village in Darfur region after devastating landslide.
In a tragic incident, a landslide has flattened the village of Tarasin in Sudan's Darfur region, resulting in the loss of over 1,000 lives.
The disaster was triggered by heavy rain on Sunday, and the only survivor is currently the lone individual remaining from the community.
The Sudan Liberation Movement/Army (SLM) faction controlling the area described the event as 'massive and devastating,' appealing to the United Nations and other aid organizations for assistance in recovering the dead still buried under mud and debris.
The African Union has also urged Sudan to allow for emergency humanitarian assistance, emphasizing the need for all stakeholders to unite in this time of crisis.
This incident comes amid ongoing conflict in the region, further complicating access to aid and relief efforts.
Both sides of the conflict have expressed their condolences and pledged support for those affected, highlighting a moment of shared human concern amidst ongoing political tensions.
The disaster was triggered by heavy rain on Sunday, and the only survivor is currently the lone individual remaining from the community.
The Sudan Liberation Movement/Army (SLM) faction controlling the area described the event as 'massive and devastating,' appealing to the United Nations and other aid organizations for assistance in recovering the dead still buried under mud and debris.
The African Union has also urged Sudan to allow for emergency humanitarian assistance, emphasizing the need for all stakeholders to unite in this time of crisis.
This incident comes amid ongoing conflict in the region, further complicating access to aid and relief efforts.
Both sides of the conflict have expressed their condolences and pledged support for those affected, highlighting a moment of shared human concern amidst ongoing political tensions.
