Families find a new danger in Sudan's battered capital, unexploded shells
Back in march, the army celebrated a key military victory after retaking much of Khartoum. Since then, more than 100,000 people have returned to the capital, only to face a new threat. Thousands of shells and other dangerous devices have been discovered across the city. Laurent Berstecher has the story.
Back in march, the army celebrated a key military victory after retaking much of Khartoum. Since then, more than 100,000 people have returned to the capital, only to face a new threat. Thousands of shells and other dangerous devices have been discovered across the city. Laurent Berstecher has the story.
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