Sudan's well-off stuck in limbo at border town en route to Egypt

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Sudan's well-off stuck in limbo at border town en route to Egypt
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Amid the waves of displacement caused by the war in Sudan, many of the country's well-off have fled the capital Khartoum and embarked on an expensive and gruelling road journey to the border with Egypt, 450 miles to the north

between Sudan's army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces that erupted into fighting on April 15 threatens to plunge the country into a protracted civil war and a deep humanitarian crisis.has never been resolved - and has sparked clashes and attacks across the nation of 46 million.and its sister cities of Bahri and Omdurman, all of which were largely spared during Sudan's previous wars, waged by the army and allied militias in remote regions.

To do so they have crammed onto buses and trucks, paying as much as $500 each to be taken to the border posts of Arqeen to the west of Lake Nubia and Qustul just north of Wadi Halfa, and on to Egypt. Bullets pierced the walls of her building, where 11 out of 12 apartments were empty by the time she left. She was stopped three times at RSF checkpoints and said she narrowly escaped an exchange of gunfire.

He went back to collect some belongings and found his dog shot dead. He returned to Wadi Halfa to apply for his visa but was told to wait, so he sent his elderly parents to Egypt alone.

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