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15,000 South Sudanese who have been encamped in crowded conditions in Sudan will be flown to South Sudan, avoiding a May 20 expulsion deadline, Sudanese Civil Aviation Authority said.
Jill Helke, who heads the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) office in Khartoum, said "The aircraft are already lined up and ready," he told the press, adding that the passengers will be brought by bus from Kosti to the airport in Khartoum shortly before their departure.
The South Sudanese in Kosti are among about 350,000 ethnic Southerners whom the South Sudanese embassy estimates that they are still remaining in Sudan after an April 8 deadline for them to either formalise their status or leave Sudan.

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