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وصول 260 أسرة إلى طويلة بشمال دارفور خلال 5 أيام

Al-Rakoba about 2 hours 1 mins read

كشفت المنسقية العامة للنازحين واللاجئين عن وصول موجة جديدة من النازحين إلى طويلة بشمال دارفور خلال الفترة من 28 سبتمبر إلى 3 أكتوبر 2026م تضم 260 أسرة. وقال الناطق باسم المنسقية، آدم رجال، لـ”راديو دبنقا” إن النازحين قدموا من مناطق مختلفة بشمال دارفور، حيث بلغ عددهم 260 أسرة بإجمالي 1,394 شخصاً، ليرتفع العدد التراكمي للنازحين …

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