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Aid workers ‘cannot access’ many areas of war-battered Sudan: Red Cross

  • “There are plenty of areas we cannot access, sometimes because they are very dangerous, and sometimes we do not receive permission,” said Pierre Dorbes, a representative of ICRC
  • “Improving access will help millions of people“
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