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Alamata Fighting Leaves Trail of Civilian Casualties - Adigrat Eparch Appeals for Help
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Alamata Fighting Leaves Trail of Civilian Casualties - Adigrat Eparch Appeals for Help

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[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba -- More than 50 civilians have reportedly been killed in and around Alamata, southern Tigray, during several days of intense fighting in late September, as renewed hostilities in northern Ethiopia leave residents displaced, medical facilities overwhelmed and humanitarian access increasingly difficult.

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