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Sudanese Authorities Work to Clear Landmines in Khartoum
Sudanese authorities are addressing landmines scattered across Khartoum, remnants from a civil war. These explosives remain in areas such as parks once used by families. The effort highlights ongoing challenges in the capital.
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Sudanese authorities are clearing landmines scattered throughout the capital city of Khartoum, according to an AFP video report. The landmines are remnants of a civil war and persist in various locations. These include parks that local families previously frequented.
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The process involves identifying and removing the explosives from key sites in the city. AFP reported that authorities face difficulties in this task due to the widespread placement of the landmines. No specific timeline for completion was provided in the report.
affected by the landmines were once common gathering spots for residents. The presence of these remnants restricts access to such areas. The report did not detail any recent incidents related to the landmines.
Khartoum, as Sudan's capital, continues to deal with the aftermath of civil conflict. The landmines represent a lasting hazard from that period. Authorities' efforts aim to restore safety in these urban spaces.
