At least 512 people have been killed and close to 4,200 wounded since by the fighting since April 15. theSun theSundaily Sudan gunfire WorldNews
Sudanese people, who fled the violence in their country and newly arrived, wait to be registered at the camp near the border between Sudan and Chad//Reuterspix: The United States and African nations were racing to secure an extension of a ceasefire in Sudan today, with the Sudanese army giving an initial nod to an African proposal calling for talks even as fighting continued.
The army late on Wednesday said its leader, General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, had given initial approval to the plan to extend the truce for another 72 hours and to send an army envoy to the South Sudan capital, Juba, for talks. At least 512 people have been killed and close to 4,200 wounded since by the fighting since April 15.
An estimated 50,000 acutely malnourished children have had treatment disrupted due to the conflict, and those hospitals still functioning are facing shortages of medical supplies, power and water, according to a UN update yesterday. Foreigners evacuated from Khartoum have described bodies littering streets, buildings on fire, residential areas turned into battlefields and youths roaming with large knives.
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