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شحّ الأمطار يهدد بكارثة في الملم بجنوب دارفور

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حذّر سكان محليون في بلدة الملم، الواقعة على بعد نحو 150 كيلومترًا شمال نيالا بولاية جنوب دارفور، من كارثة إنسانية تلوح في المنطقة، في ظل شحّ الأمطار وفشل الموسم الزراعي وارتفاع أسعار السلع الغذائية، إلى جانب انعدام السيولة النقدية. وقال إبراهيم حامد، أحد أعيان البلدة، لـ«دارفور24» إن شحّ الأمطار خلال الموسم الحالي ينذر بوقوع مجاعة …

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