In a tragic event on August 31, a village in Sudan’s Marra Mountains was obliterated by a massive landslide, claiming the lives of over 1,000 people and leaving just a single survivor, according to the Sudan Liberation Movement/Army.
Torrential rains caused the catastrophic collapse, prompting urgent appeals for international assistance to recover victims.
The affected community, already displaced by ongoing conflict in North Darfur and struggling with food and medicine shortages, now faces the daunting task of rebuilding from complete devastation.
The two-year civil war has left millions displaced and over half the population facing severe hunger, with Al-Fashir, North Darfur’s capital, under attack.
