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لغم يودي بحياة 4 أشخاص بابنوسة وارتفاع الضحايا إلى نحو 35 قتيلاً
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لغم يودي بحياة 4 أشخاص بابنوسة وارتفاع الضحايا إلى نحو 35 قتيلاً

Al-Rakoba about 2 hours 1 mins read

لقي أربعة نازحين جنوبيين مصرعهم، اول أمس الثلاثاء، إثر انفجار لغم بمدينة بابنوسة بولاية غرب كردفان، لترتفع حصيلة الضحايا الألغام بالمدينة إلى نحو 35 قتيلاً، إلى جانب تعرض أكثر من 20 شخصاً، بينهم أطفال وبالغون، لبتر الأطراف، فضلاً عن نفوق نحو 70 بقرة جراء انفجار الألغام. وكشفت المدير التنفيذي لمنظمة مزنة الخيرية، هويدا عبدالرحمن صالح، …

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