KHARTOUM β Sudanese police fired tear gas on Tuesday at hundreds of protesters blocking roads, burning tires and chanting anti-government slogans in and around the capital Khartoum as month-long protests continued unabated. Demonstrators have been on the streets near-daily since Dec.
Police fired tear gas to try and disperse crowds in both places, chasing protesters into side-streets, witnesses said. Earlier on Tuesday, police also fired tear gas at dozens of protesters gathered in Omdurman near the home of a man whose family said had died of wounds on Monday after he was shot at an anti-government protest last week.
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