Family of British woman stranded in Sudan call on government to bring her home
The family and friends of a British national stranded in Sudan are calling on the government to bring her home.
"There is the risk for her life, her safety, her mental health, having to cope with all this. It's awful what she's going through."Civilians are bearing the burnt of the fighting as rival military factions bombard each other Ms Elkhalifa said: "I don't know how she really is or how she's even coping. You can just hear how sad and depressed she is and you can hear bombs going off in the background."
"She's trying to maintain her sense of humour and be positive about it, but... it's very, very difficult," she explained.
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