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Sudan: Bombings Kill Pregnant Woman
Dabanga, 2 November 2012
Heavy shelling in East Jebel Marra, North Darfur, killed one woman and left another two girls injured, Radio Dabanga has learned on Thursday, 1 November. Read more »
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Sudan: Aerial Bombardments East Jebel Marra Continue
Dabanga, 31 October 2012
Aerial bombardments in East Jebel Marra, North Darfur, on Wednesday October 31 have injured one person, Radio Dabanga was informed. Read more »
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Sudan: Renewed Airstrikes in East Jebel Marra
Dabanga, 30 October 2012
Several areas in East Jebel Marra have been exposed to airstrikes by the Sudanese Air Forces (SAF) on Tuesday October 30, witnesses told Radio Dabanga. Read more »
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Sudan: Jebel Marra Hit By Airstrikes
Dabanga, 27 August 2012
Several areas of Jebel Marra were hit by air strikes on Monday August 27, Sudan Liberation Movement (SLM) and Liberation and Justice Movement (LJM) confirmed. Read more »
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Sudan: SAF Bombings in East Jebel Marra
Dabanga, 20 August 2012
Sources told Radio Dabanga that the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) bombed East Jebel Marra, Darfur region, on Sunday and Monday. According to them several citizens were killed and… Read more »
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Sudan: Fourth Day of Saf Bombing in East Jebel Marra
Dabanga, 8 August 2012
Eye witnesses told Radio Dabanga that an Antonov plane bombed the areas of Hillat Ahmed, Hillat Abaker, Um Kadaldal, Kabka, Lourtik and Trungfawi, South Darfur. In addition,… Read more »
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Sudan: Young Herders Killed and Injured After SAF Shelling in North Darfur
Dabanga, 7 August 2012
On Tuesday three herders were killed and four were injured in Tabaldiya Dalma village, East Jebel Marra, North Darfur. According to victims' relatives the Sudanese Air Force… Read more »
Sudan: Renewed Fighting in Darfur's Jebel Marra
There has been scores of casualties since the start of the year and acres of agriculture land destroyed due to fighting in a number of areas in Darfur's Jebel Marra region.
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Several people have been killed and injured after fighting erupted between the government milita and security forces in South Darfur. Read more »
