Children missing, dozens still hiding in Darfur’s East Jebel Marra
During the attacks of the RSF and the Sudanese Air Force bombardments on East Jebel Marra, a week ago, about 26 children aged between 5 to 12 years, and a number of elderly went missing. Eight missing children came from the village of Dalma, seven from El Faki Idris, six from Taradona, three from Dubo El Omda, and two from Himeida village. The sources said that there are still dozens of displaced surviving in the valleys and the forests. They did not dare to continue their flight towards Shangil Tobaya, Tawila, or El Fasher, fearing they may be attacked by militiamen on the road. File photo: Children at a camp for the displaced in Darfur Related:Jebel Marra bombardments, attacks on Darfur towns intensify (20 March 2014) Darfur rebels battle Rapid Support Forces in East Jebel Marra (19 March 2014)Darfur’s East Jebel Marra bombarded again; thousands displaced (18 March 2014)Darfur’s East Jebel Marra bombed after attacks (17 March 2014)
During the attacks of the RSF and the Sudanese Air Force bombardments on East Jebel Marra, a week ago, about 26 children aged between 5 to 12 years, and a number of elderly went missing. Eight missing children came from the village of Dalma, seven from El Faki Idris, six from Taradona, three from Dubo El Omda, and two from Himeida village.
The sources said that there are still dozens of displaced surviving in the valleys and the forests. They did not dare to continue their flight towards Shangil Tobaya, Tawila, or El Fasher, fearing they may be attacked by militiamen on the road.
File photo: Children at a camp for the displaced in Darfur
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