A British woman whose aunt was killed by a missile in Sudan, has said she and other British Sudanese people based in the UK feel guilty for sharing 'stay put' advice issued by the British Government
More than 420 people, including at least 291 civilians, have been killed and more than 3,700 wounded since the fighting between Sudan’s armed forces and the paramilitary group Rapid Support Forces began.Up until it announced evacuation measures for citizens once
Ms Khalifa said she and other British Sudanese people based in the UK felt guilty for sharing advice issued by the British Government with family members stuck in Sudan. Ms Alfaki, an IT engineer, travelled alone leaving her three school-age sons aged in the UK so she could spend time with her sister who has cancer.
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