Sudan: Southern Sudan - Curfew to Curb Rampant Insecurity in Kadugli

18 January 2021

Kadugli — The Governor of South Kordofan has imposed a number of measures in the state capital of Kadugli in an attempt to contain the violent incidents in the town. Last week, two activists were attacked in Kadugli.

In addition to a curfew, Governor Hamid El Bashir ordered a ban on carrying weapons in public places and markets, including the military. A special force is to be formed to investigate the large number of armed robbers on motorcycles. The police must set up more posts. Security teams are to patrol the town at night.

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