Army-controlled Darfur town razed to the ground

A Darfur town has been razed to the ground since it came under the control of Sudanese troops this week, the United Nations says.

Army-controlled Darfur town razed to the ground
Mon, 08 Oct, 2007 - 08:24

A Darfur town has been razed to the ground since it came under the control of Sudanese troops this week, the United Nations says.

Observers who inspected the town of Haskanita say 15,000 civilians had fled since the army moved in.

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