Demonstrators take to Sudan's streets again, decrying military coup and arrests, with activists calling for a major protest next week
"Today's protests are in preparation for the mass demonstrations on Monday," activist Roaa Bashir says.
As the protests thinned out by the evening, security forces again fired tear gas to disperse the demonstrators in Omdurman and east Khartoum, witnesses said. Later on Thursday, a man was killed after a truck smashed through a protest barricade in Northern State, the Central Committee of Sudanese Doctors said, blaming "the coup authorities" for allowing the vehicle to cross.'They are not to be trusted'
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