A 12-year-old boy, Abdiwahab, described being repeatedly beaten by Rapid Support Forces as he fled el-Fasher, which fell to the paramilitary group. Separated from his family during the exodus, he walked three days to Tawila alone; his mother and sister were taken a month earlier. Aid worker Ali, who filmed his account, says new arrivals bring stories of death along the road and many unaccompanied children. Relief groups report attacks on fleeing women and worsening shortages, while the RSF acknowledges violations. Save the Children says over 260,000 people remain trapped in famine-like conditions.

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