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Central Committee of Sudan Doctors (CCSD)

January 10th, 2022

Field Report on Civilians’ injury cases during the January 9th anti-coup Protests

96 injury cases among civilians have been accounted for to date, including a stable injury case due to live ammunition to leg and 9 injury cases due to tear gas canisters aimed at civilians

Wounded as below

- A stable injury case due to the use of live ammunition to leg

- 7 injury cases due to a stun grenade

- 8 head injury cases from tear gas canisters

- 13 body injury cases due to tear gas canisters aimed at civilians

- A head injury case due to solid object

- 41 head injury cases due to batons beating and stamped

- 25 cases of suffocation by tear gas

Khartoum State

Khartoum City’s Processions

A total of 63 injury cases were reported

- 5 injury cases due to a stun grenade

- 5 head injury cases due to tear gas canisters aimed at civilians

-10 body injury cases due to tear gas canisters aimed at civilians

- 21 body injury cases due to batons beating, stones-throwing and stampede

- 22 cases of suffocation due to tear gas

Bahri City’s Processions

A total of 32 injury cases were reported

- A leg injury case due to the use of live ammunition by the Security Forces

- An injury case due to stun grenad

- 3 head injury cases due to tear gas canisters aimed at civilians

- A head injury case due to solid object

- 3 body injury cases due to tear gas canisters aimed at civilians

- 20 body injury cases due to batons beating, stones-throwing and stampede. 

- 3 suffocation cases from tear gas

Omdurman City’s Processions

- An injury case due to stun grenad

- This report didn't include the cases treated by the feild and mobile clinics

- CCSD keeps the details of the abovementioned private to protect their rights and for their security

- CCSD is investigating injury cases reported in the regions will release field reports once confirmed

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January 10th, 2022