Days of heavy rainfall produced a devastating landslide in the Central Darfur region of Sudan on Sunday, wiping out a village called Tarasin and killing over a thousand people.
According to a rebel group called the Sudan Liberation Movement/Army (SLM-A) which controls the area, Tarasin was “completely leveled.” The village had over 1,000 residents, but only one of them survived.
The governor of Darfur, Minni Minnawi, described the situation as a “humanitarian tragedy,” made worse because the area is filled with refugees who fled from the brutal Sudanese civil war.
Tarasin was located on the eastern slope of a dormant volcanic mountain called…
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