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Emad Mohamed, a Sudanese man living in Canberra, has said he feels “empty” after learning members of his family were killed, kidnapped, or reported missing during a deadly assault on a city in Sudan over the weekend.
The paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) seized the army’s last major base in the Darfur region on Sunday, triggering a humanitarian catastrophe in Al-Fasher, the capital of North Darfur.
Mohamed told SBS News his in-laws were in Al-Fasher when the RSF started attacking the city’s downtown area.
“We’ve had news confirming many people have been killed. Everyone I was in communication with on Sunday afternoon or Monday morning has been killed or gone missing,” he said.
“Our family, including my in-laws residing in Al-Fasher, have either been abducted or killed,” Mohamed shared somberly.
