Sudan: medical sources, deaths rise to 10 after coup d'etat

(ANSA) - CAIRO, OCTOBER 26 - The death toll of the shooters carried out "by the security forces" after yesterday's military strike in Sudan rises to "at least 10 deaths" among the demonstrators: the site writes in Arabic of the Bbbing "medical sources".

    The injured, as it emerged yesterday, are "dozens" due to the "Sudanese security forces who fired at demonstrators in many areas of Khartoum, including the headquarters of the army command", adds the website of the British broadcaster.

    The site of the broadcaster Sky News Arabia, when several hours failed the toll was still seven dead, relaunched an official figure of 140 wounded.

To the BBC "the sources said that the death toll could increase under the light of the severity of the injured and noted that the conditions in the hospitals are difficult, given the shortage of personnel and medical supplies".

(HANDLE).