Rebels flee from South Sudan
Sudan, Politics, 2/28/2001

Some 490 members of the rebellions forces in Southern Sudan have fled and returned back from al-Nouba mountains to Taloudi province in the Sudanese Southern Kardvan province.

In a statement to the Sudanese daily " Akhbar al-Sudan" issued on Tuesday, the governor of Taludi Muhammad Adam Saad said that the return back of those members came after they have become convinced about the futility of the rebel movement and loosing its credibility in the south.

He added that those who came back were distributed on three camps in the province. He expected other number of rebels to come back in the coming phase.

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