The war in Sudan has been raging since April resulting in thousands being killed, millions displaced and the UN warning that there is a growing refugee crisis as people continue to flee the country. Humanitarian volunteers have told Sky News around 70% of the city of al Geneina’s half-a-million residents have fled since the start of the war, and that the bodies littering the streets are now buried at multiple mass grave sites after a huge clean-up operation. Sky’s Africa correspondent Yousra Elbagir has visited the town of Adre, on Sudan’s border with Chad – where thousands have fled.
Sudan: Mass graves in West Darfur haunt residents
