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ارتفاع أسعار الحبوب الغذائية بـ”طويلة وجبل مرة”

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سجلت أسعار الحبوب الغذائية، خاصة الدخن والذرة، ارتفاعاً غير مسبوق في أسواق طويلة ومناطق شرق جبل مرة بولايات دارفور، وسط شح متزايد في المعروض ومخاوف من تفاقم أزمة الغذاء خلال الأشهر المقبلة. وقال مواطنون من مدينة طويلة لـ”دارفور24″ إن سعر جوال الدخن ارتفع إلى 100 ألف جنيه سوداني مقارنة بـ80 ألفاً خلال الأسبوعين الماضيين، فيما …

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