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Five children killed in Sudan, alongside continuing hunger emergency in Haiti and ongoing Yemen war developments, in a world-news-in-brief roundup

The United Nations reports that five children have been killed in Sudan, amid continuing conflict in the country, according to a world-news roundup carried so far only by UN sources. The same briefing also notes a continuing hunger emergency in Haiti and ongoing developments in the Yemen war, though further details on all three situations have not yet been provided.

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