A deadly landslide has struck Sudan’s western Darfur region, burying an entire village in the remote Marrah Mountains. Authorities report that around 100 people have died, while hundreds more remain feared buried under the massive mudslide.
Rescue workers and local residents are conducting urgent search and rescue operations to find survivors amid challenging terrain and weather conditions. The tragic event follows heavy rains that have destabilized the steep slopes, causing the fatal landslide.
Current Situation and Response
- The local and international communities are closely monitoring the situation.
- Calls for aid and support are underway to help rescue efforts and assist those displaced by the disaster.
- Emergency response efforts are critical due to the region’s history of natural and human-made crises.
- Officials warn that the death toll could rise as rescuers continue digging through mud and debris.
Impact and Preparedness
This disaster highlights the vulnerability of rural communities in the Marrah Mountains to extreme weather and environmental risks. Humanitarian organizations are preparing to provide relief supplies and medical aid once access to the affected village improves.
The government has pledged to mobilize resources and coordinate with international partners to address the crisis.
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