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Sudanese repair roads by hand in Darfur to improve emergency access

Al Jazeera Sunday 30 August 2026, 04:05 UTC 1 min read
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Sudanese repair roads by hand in Darfur to improve emergency access NewsFeed Sudanese repair roads by hand in Darfur to improve emergency access Residents of Golo in Sudan’s central Darfur are clearing and repairing a rugged road by hand to help emergency vehicles reach their community. It’s an often futile task with massive boulders in the way. Published On 30 Aug 2026

Sudanese repair roads by hand in Darfur to improve emergency access NewsFeed Sudanese repair roads by hand in Darfur to improve emergency access Residents of Golo in Sudan’s central Darfur are clearing and repairing a rugged road by hand to help emergency vehicles reach their community. It’s an often futile task with massive boulders in the way. Published On 30 Aug 2026
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