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Sudan 'Epicentre of Suffering in the World', Says UN Humanitarian Chief

UN humanitarian chief secured agreements for full access and safe passage amid El Fasher siege that displaced 90,000 people, focusing on civilian protection and aid delivery.

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Blood can be seen staining the sand in satellite images of Al Fashir, Tom Fletcher tells Sky News, as he urges a "more vigorous, energised diplomacy" to end the fighting in Sudan.

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Sudan 'epicentre of suffering in the world', says UN humanitarian chief

Blood can be seen staining the sand in satellite images of Al Fashir, Tom Fletcher tells Sky News, as he urges a "more vigorous, energised diplomacy" to end the fighting in Sudan.

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UN aid office pushes for ‘unhindered’ humanitarian access in Sudan

UN relief chief Tom Fletcher held “useful” and “tough” discussions with the two sides battling for control of Sudan this week, pushing for access to aid for those in desperate need, he told journalists in New York on Monday.

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