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Record Flooding Kills 100 in Sudan

Naba Mohiedeen

   KHARTOUM, SUDAN - Sudanese authorities have declared a three-month
   state of emergency after record flooding left over a hundred people
   dead and tens of thousands homeless.

   Floodwaters are also threatening to damage Sudan's ancient Meroe
   Pyramids, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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