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As witnesses reported drones targeting the army-held capital Khartoum for the third consecutive day on Thursday, four UN agencies urged an "immediate cessation of hostilities".

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"There should be calls for the immediate cessation of these hostilities, for civilians to be allowed to immediately and safely depart el-Fasher without harassment, without taxation, without the risk of extrajudicial execution," she said.

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“We’ve suffered a tremendous loss. So many in the region have suffered tremendous losses. They want to see a cessation of hostilities.”

The tools for a healthy, dementia-free future exist: blood pressure control, appropriate statin and other therapy, smoking prevention and cessation support, and comprehensive primary care focused on prevention.

“The cessation of the IDF’s offensive activity in the Gaza Strip is intended to allow Hamas to begin preparations for the release of the hostages,” an Israeli official said.

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