In this file photo taken on July 11, 2021 a youngster arranges a sack of wheat on a cart during a food distribution organized by the Amhara government near the village of Baker, 50 km southeast of Humera, in the Tigray Region of Ethiopia. US aid chief Samantha Power will visit Ethiopia next week to press for humanitarian access into conflict-battered Tigray as fears grow of famine, it was announced July 29, 2021. AFP FILE PHOTO
In this file photo taken on July 11, 2021 a youngster arranges a sack of wheat on a cart during a food distribution organized by the Amhara government near the village of Baker, 50 km southeast of Humera, in the Tigray Region of Ethiopia. US aid chief Samantha Power will visit Ethiopia next week to press for humanitarian access into conflict-battered Tigray as fears grow of famine, it was announced July 29, 2021. AFP FILE PHOTO


KASSALA:
Residents of an east Sudanese town said on Monday (Tuesday in Manila) they had seen bodies washing up the river on the border with Ethiopia's conflict-hit Tigray Region in recent days.

The unidentified bodies were floating on the Setit River - known in Ethiopia as the Tekeze, which runs through its northern Tigray Region - since Saturday, according to residents from Wad al-Hilou in Sudan's Kassala state.

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