At least 97 civilians dead in Sudan, Greek civilians trapped in the Greek Orthodox Μetropolis

Sudan

Καπνός αναδύεται από μια γειτονιά στο Χαρτούμ του Σουδάν Source: AP / Marwan Ali/AP

Deadly fighting continues in Sudan, despite ceasefire efforts by the United Nations. The fighting has so far killed 97 civilians, including three UN workers. The Metropolitan of Khartoum, along with 15 other people, including Greeks, remain trapped in Khartoum Cathedral for the second day.


People of all ages, including Greek Orthodox, Sudanese, Ethiopians and a Russian woman with her child, are trapped for the second day inside the building of the Greek Orthodox Metropolis in Hartoum.

As the Metropolitan of Nubia and All Sudan, Mr Savvas, told ERT, there are basic necessities to get through a few days, with the power and water supply cut off, as is the case throughout the country.

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