The crackdown continued Thursday morning in Khartoum.
Tear gas was heard in the Sudanese capital, where security forces were struggling to dismantle the last barricades.
The day before, the police opened fire on the anti-Putsch demonstrators with dispersion grenades but also with live ammunition, killing at least 15 people.
This record makes this Wednesday the bloodiest day since the October 25 coup.
The northern neighborhoods of Khartoum have been the most affected by this violence.
At least 11 people were killed there, including a woman, according to the doctors' union.
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The security forces were targeting
"the head, neck or torso",
details this pro-democracy organization.
It also reports the case of two hospitals which would have been besieged by the army, to prevent access to the hundreds of wounded identified.
Soha, a 42-year-old protester, described to AFP a
"fierce crackdown"
with
"tear gas and deafening grenades
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