leading to a halt to operations of almost 80 percent of passenger and freight trains, as well as the looting of stations and wooden railway sleepers, according to Sudan Railways Corporation. KHARTOUM, ...
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The fire broke out around 9:30 a.m. and nobody was injured, the spokesperson said, adding that the fire was between “six feet wide by 40 feet long” at its peak. Clips of the flames quickly went viral ...