At least 78 civilians have died in Sudan. following the outbreak of fighting on Saturday between the Sudanese army and paramilitary rapid support forces in the capital Khartoum and other parts of the country, according to confirmed medical sources and non-governmental organizations.

Of the 56 deaths confirmed by the Committee of Sudanese Doctors in the capital and surrounding areas, now add 22 more, confirmed by the NGO Darfur Monitors. in the city of Nyala, in the state of South Darfur, in the west of the country, reports an African correspondent Skynews.

In recent hours, it has also become known that three local United Nations staff in the city of El Fasherin Western Darfur were the victims of fighting between the army and paramilitaries at a military base in the area, according to an internal UN report compiled by the agency. Bloomberg.

Similarly, the Indian Embassy in the African country confirmed death of an Indian citizenDal Group employee who died from wounds received last Saturday from a stray bullet.

“The embassy is in contact with the family and medical authorities. take appropriate actiontold the diplomatic mission of the country in his account Twitter.

Chaotic information about the conflict is becoming increasingly difficult to obtain due to numerous internet outages across the country. MTN operator, one of the most important in Sudan, announced this morning about suspension of your service by order of the country’s National Telecommunications Authority, according to a statement compiled by Al-Hadat.

This came after the Rapid Support Forces categorically denied the Sudanese army’s claim that announced the capture of paramilitary bases in seven settlements of the country -Port Sudan, Kasala, Gedaref, Damazin, Kosti, Kadugli and Karar, as well as the death of SRB commanders in North Darfur and West Darfur.