Traffic accident carnage in Sudan
Five people were killed and 12 others were wounded to varying degrees on Monday, in a traffic accident on the road from Nyala to Kass in South Darfur. Nine members of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) were injured on Monday evening, when a patrol vehicle charged with searching for missing gold prospectors in Sudan’s Northern State overturned.
Lorries en route from Nyala to El Geneina in Darfur (File photo: Taha Hussain Wikimedia Commons)
Five people were killed and 12 others were wounded to varying degrees on Monday, in a traffic accident on the road from Nyala to Kass in South Darfur. Nine members of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) were injured on Monday evening, when a patrol vehicle charged with searching for missing gold prospectors in Sudan’s Northern State overturned.
A tractor heading from Nyala reportedly collided with vehicle on its way to Nyala on Monday. The five dead include two soldiers; a member of the regular Sudan Armed Forces and a member of the RSF.
The highway police in the South Darfur sector transferred the 12 injured – some of whom have serious injuries – to Nyala Teaching Hospital.
Northern State
Nine members of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) were injured on Monday evening, when a patrol vehicle charged with searching for missing gold prospectors in Sudan’s Northern State overturned.
Maj Gen Othman Hamed, head of the Operations Department of the RSF, confirmed in a press statement that those who were seriously injured were evacuated to receive treatment in Khartoum.
The RSF stationed in the area received a distress call from rural El Bakhit locality in the Northern State, to search for 10 gold prospectors from the region who have been missing since Saturday.
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