WARNING - GRAPHIC CONTENT: Sudanese medics say they are shaken by attacks on hospitals treating anti-coup protesters
Hundreds of protesters have been injured since the coup, mainly from live gunshot and tear gas canisters, and at least 63 have died, according to the Central Committee of Sudanese Doctors , a medics' union aligned with protesters.
"This is immoral, inhumane, and not acceptable at all," he said, pointing at a circular dent in the wall caused by a tear gas canister. Medics say it is not always clear which part of Sudan's security apparatus is responsible. They say that even when security forces do not enter the hospital, tear gas is often fired nearby, making it difficult to work.
The attacks caused the caretaker health minister to submit his resignation, though colleagues later persuaded him to stay.
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