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“اليونسكو”: 65 ألف شخص مهددون بالانهيارات الأرضية في البحر الأحمر

Al-Rakoba about 2 hours 1 mins read

حذرت “اليونسكو” من أن 65 ألف شخص يعيشون في مناطق معرضة لخطر الانهيارات الأرضية بتلال البحر الأحمر، مؤكدة أنها الأكثر تعرضاً للمخاطر على مستوى السودان. وأوضحت المنظمة أن تقييماً علمياً أجرته عقب انهيار قرية ترسين بجبل مرة، شمل تلال البحر الأحمر وجبل مرة وجبال النوبة والإنقسنا، كشف عن وجود نحو 70 ألف شخص في مناطق …

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