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Heavy rainfall and flooding displaced 975 families and completely or partially damaged 1,348 homes in North Darfur state in western Sudan, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said Thursday, Anadolu reports. The flooding struck Tawila town and the villages of Masal, Marar, Katur and Tabsa in Tawila locality on Wednesday, the UN migration agency said in a statement. IOM field teams reported that 975 homes were completely destroyed and another 373 were partially damaged. The displaced families sought temporary shelter in open areas within the same locality, the agency added. READ: UN warns Sudan war is robbing millions of children of education On Wednesday, the IOM said heavy rainfall and flash floods had destroyed 108 homes and displaced dozens of families in […]
