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Flooding in Kadugli

    NAIROBI

    Torrential rains in the southern Kordofan capital of Kadugli have affected over 18,000 people, including some 8,300 children, according to a report from the UN Humanitarian Coordination Unit (UNHCU) in Khartoum. It said a government/UN assessment mission to Kadugli had found that over 900 houses were completely destroyed and some 1,900 were damaged. Fifty hand pumps and 621 latrines were also destroyed. The mission recommended that food aid for three months, shelter materials and water treatment chemicals be provided for the affected population.

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