Sudanese Air Force bombs well near Tabit, North Darfur
The Sudanese Air Force bombed a water well in Tabit in Tawila locality today.
“Not long after the departure of First Vice-President Bakri Hassan Saleh by helicopter from Tabit early this (Tuesday) afternoon, an aircraft of the Sudanese Air Force bombed the area of Karafola, 10 kilometres east of Tabit,” a herder reported to Radio Dabanga.
“The three bombs destroyed the Karafola water well. Dozens of cows were killed and wounded,” he said. “The herders of the cattle managed to flee just in time.”
The Sudanese Air Force bombed a water well in Tabit in Tawila locality today.
“Not long after the departure of First Vice-President Bakri Hassan Saleh by helicopter from Tabit early this (Tuesday) afternoon, an aircraft of the Sudanese Air Force bombed the area of Karafola, 10 kilometres east of Tabit,” a herder reported to Radio Dabanga.
“The three bombs destroyed the Karafola water well. Dozens of cows were killed and wounded,” he said. “The herders of the cattle managed to flee just in time.”