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Since Sudan coup, 41 killed, hospitals targeted, doctors say

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CAIRO (AP) — Security forces have targeted hospitals and blocked injured protesters from treatment since the military seized control of the country last month, Sudanese doctors said Monday, after raising the total number of anti-coup protesters killed to 41.

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Sudan doctors: 41 dead, hospitals targeted since coup

A Sudanese doctors' group said Monday that the country’s security forces have prevented injured protesters from getting treatment and targeted hospitals since top generals initiated a coup last month. The military have stopped ambulances carrying injured protesters from reaching hospitals, police have entered emergency rooms, arrested patients, and fired tear gas inside at least two hospitals in the country’s capital since the Oct. 25 coup, acc…

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Since Sudan coup, 41 killed, hospitals targeted, doctors say

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Since Sudan coup, 41 killed, hospitals targeted, doctors say

Sudanese doctors say that security forces have targeted hospitals and blocked injured protesters from treatment since the military seized control of the country last month

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Sudan doctors: 41 dead, hospitals targeted since coup

A Sudanese doctors’ group says that the country’s security forces have targeted hospitals and prevented injured protesters from getting treatment since top generals initiated a coup last month

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Since Sudan coup, 41 killed, hospitals targeted, doctors say

Security forces have targeted hospitals and blocked injured protesters from treatment since the military seized control of the country last month, Sudanese doctors said Monday, after raising the total number of anti-coup protesters killed to 41.Security forces have stopped ambulances, entered emergency rooms to arrest patients, and fired tear gas inside at least two hospitals in Khartoum since the Oct. 25 coup, according to a report from The Uni…

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