
For the second day in a row, amid the absurd and bloody fighting between the People’s Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces, a large number of deaths and moderate and critical injuries were reported, a fight that claimed the lives of innocent, unarmed civilians.
Our call and appeal remains to rule the voice of reason and stop this war immediately, and allow the opening of safe passages to evacuate the detainees, the stranded, the wounded, and the injured. We also note that hospitals and health facilities are not military shelters and have their own privacy and sanctities. Violating them is a crime against humanity, values, and morals.
All treaties and covenants are forbidden to be violated.
– The total death toll was (41) civilians killed on April 16.
– The total number of injuries reached (347) moderate and critical cases, including both civilians and military personnel, on April 16.
Thus, the number of civilian deaths since the beginning of the clashes reached (97).
The number of injuries since the beginning of these events has reached (942), including both civilians and military personnel.
The dead:
Khartoum:
– (22) dead, including (6) civilian dead, (16) military dead.
Nautical:
– (13) dead, including (4) civilians and (9) military dead.
Omdurman:
– (9) dead, including (5) civilian dead, and (4) military dead.
Regions:
(16) dead, including (13) civilian dead, and (3) military dead.
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Injuries:
Khartoum:
– (195) injuries, including (77) civilian cases, and (118) military cases.
Nautical:
– (72) injuries, including (68) civilian cases, and (4) military cases.
Omdurman:
– (25) injuries, including (22) civilian cases, and (3) military cases.
Regions:
– (55) injuries, including (24) civilian cases, and (31) military cases.
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April 17, 2023













