Due to the fighting, more than 700,000 Sudanese have left their homes. While the number of people arrested in the country's conflict...
Due to the fighting, more than 700,000 Sudanese have left their homes.
While the number of people arrested in the country's conflict doubled last week to 700,000 as asylum seekers, the United Nations has claimed that the fight between Sudan's two generals is getting worse for civilians.
In addition to the hundreds of deaths that have already occurred, a new ethnic conflict that has broken out in the country's south and east has already claimed the lives of at least 16 individuals.
Since April 15, fighting has caused more than 700,000 people to be internally displaced, according to the International Organisation for Migration.
Before this point, according to agency spokesman Paul Dillon, 340,000 people had abandoned their homes.
Additionally, more people are attempting to cross borders to avoid the battle between the forces loyal to Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, the commander of the army, and Mohamed Hamdan Daglo, the leader of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF).
Fighting is taking place in Khartoum, the country's capital, as well as other parts in the west of the country, particularly Darfur, which is bordered by Chad.
According to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, 150,000 Sudanese have fled to nearby nations as of Monday.
