UN warns Sudan conflict has triggered mass exodus

SUDAN-CONFLICT

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The United Nations is warning the conflict in Sudan may send over 800,000 people fleeing the country into neighbouring regions. Fighting between rival military factions continues despite a supposed ceasefire in the region. Sudan's Health Ministry says at least 528 people have been killed and more than 4,500 injured so far.

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