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New refugees from Sudan's Blue Nile state fill jerry cans at a watering hole called km 18 near the border, where aid agencies say dehydration and diarrhoea are the biggest killers. Over 35,000 people have flocked here in recent weeks and aid agencies say
Hannah McNeish/IRIN

  • New refugees from Sudan's Blue Nile state fill jerry cans at a watering hole called km 18 near the border, where aid agencies say dehydration and diarrhoea are the biggest killers. Over 35,000 people
    have flocked here in recent weeks and aid agencies say

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  • Credits Hannah McNeish/IRIN
  • Themes Human Rights Migration

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