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Thousands of Sudanese families return to Ed Damazin as others reach camps
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Thousands of Sudanese families return to Ed Damazin as others reach camps
Around 5,000 families have left Ed Damazin in Blue Nile state to return to their homes, while new displaced people continue arriving at local camps.
- About 5,000 families have left Ed Damazin to return to their homes.
- The governor of Al-Tadamun said 80,000 of the 100,000 residents who fled in 2024 have returned.
- The humanitarian commissioner for Blue Nile, Qisma Abdel Karim, said the Al-Karama camp continues to receive new displaced people.
- The health minister of North Kordofan, Iman Malik, reported 600 cholera cases and 21 deaths in Al-Mazroub.
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