Sudan: 20+ Dead in West Darfur Cashes

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Sudan: 20+ Dead in West Darfur Cashes

[Radio Dabanga] Sirba -- The death toll from four days of tribal clashes in the villages of Sirba locality in West Darfur has risen to more than 20 dead and dozens wounded. Callers from the locality told Radio Dabanga that more than five villages including Kafani, Karkar, Krekar, Ammar Jadeed, have been burned, and much livestock has been stolen.

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