Sudan conflict: Filipinos in the crossfire | Politics as usual
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Filipino evacuees in Sudan continue to arrive at the border of Egypt to escape the clashes between the military and a paramilitary group that seeks to control the country.
A 72-hour ceasefire brokered by the United States has paved the way for desperate civilians to leave the northeast African country.
Philippine government agencies are now racing against time to ensure the safety of all overseas Filipino workers in Sudan in accordance with Malacañang’s directive.
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A 72-hour ceasefire brokered by the United States has paved the way for desperate civilians to leave the northeast African country.
Philippine government agencies are now racing against time to ensure the safety of all overseas Filipino workers in Sudan in accordance with Malacañang’s directive.
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