Protests in parts of Sudan have continued, as doctors prepared to strike over the rising cost of bread and fuel. In a statement, the doctors coalition said the doctors will continue to deal with emergencies during the strike, which aims to “paralyse” the government and deny it much-needed revenues. The coalition also called on citizens to continue their street protests….
At least 10 people have been killed ever since the demonstrations began on Wednesday after the government hiked the price of of bread from one Sudanese pound to three
Protesters are calling for President Omar Hassan al-Bashir to step down after 3 decades of rulling
A witness said that In Atabara, riot police and plain-clothed officers deployed tear gas against hundreds of protesters,.Police also fired tear gas on protesters in Khartoum after hundreds of protesters blocked a road in the centre of the city late on Sunday. Earlier in the day, there was a tense calm as schools and universities were shuttered by a nation-wide government suspension and riot police equipped with batons and teargas guarded buildings.
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January 11, 2019
