At least 1,000 people are feared dead in war-torn Sudan following a catastrophic landslide which has wiped out an entire village.On Sunday, families who had sought refuge after leaving their homes due to the on-going war between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, were crushed to death.Sudan Liberation Movement leader Abdelwahid Mohamed Nour made an urgent appeal to the United Nations and international aid agencies for their help to recover the bodies.He said: "Initial information indicates the death of all village residents, estimated to be more than one thousand people. Only one person survived. "The village was "completely levelled to the ground," the group declared, following one of Sudan's deadliest natural disasters in recent memory. It has remained neutral in the conflict.The Marrah Mountains, a rugged volcanic range stretching 160 kilometres (100 miles) southwest of el-Fasher, have become a hotspot for displaced families escaping the clashes in and around el-Fasher. This area is a key battleground between the military and the RSF.