Sudan's Truce Brings Temporary Relief as Thousands Flee Fighting.

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A three-day ceasefire between Sudan's army and paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has eased the intensity of fighting across the country, but sounds of gunfire and explosions continue to rock the capital. The fight between the two sides has killed at least 459 people, wounded more than 4,000, and destroyed hospitals. Sudanese people have been leaving the country en masse, taking perilous journeys across the vast country and crossing international borders. The conflict has taken a terrible toll on Sudan's already stretched healthcare system, with 61% of health facilities in Khartoum now closed.
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