Sudan: millions surviving on one meal a day

Humanitarian organizations report that millions of people in war-ravaged Sudan are surviving on one meal a day.

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Many civilians resort to extreme measures such as eating leaves and animal feed to survive.

This situation illustrates the scale of the humanitarian crisis in the country.

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