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World · Africa · published 2026-08-30 · via Al Jazeera

Darfur residents manually rebuild road to aid emergency services

Image via Al Jazeera
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In Golo, central Darfur, residents are clearing and repairing a rugged road by hand to allow emergency vehicles to pass. The effort aims to improve access for medical and humanitarian aid. The community is undertaking the work without heavy equipment.

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In Golo, central Darfur, residents are manually clearing and repairing a rugged road to enable emergency vehicles to pass. The community-driven effort is focused on improving access for medical and humanitarian aid, addressing a critical logistical barrier in a region where infrastructure is often damaged or neglected due to prolonged conflict. Working without heavy equipment, the residents rely on hand

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