Sudan to establish police force to protect health workers

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Sudan to establish police force to protect health workers
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Sudan's transitional authorities say they are working to create a police force to protect health facilities and health workers.

The move came after doctors across the country threatened Thursday to go on strike to pressure authorities to provide protection for health workers and facilities.

At least two dozen attacks on health care workers and facilities have taken place in the past two months across the country, according to a tally by the Sudan Doctors’ committee. The group is part of the protest movement that last year helped oust longtime autocratic president Omar al-Bashir. Sudan has reported at least 63 deaths from COVID-19 among around 3,380 confirmed cases of the coronavirus, which causes the disease.

Footage circulated online showed some protesters practicing social distancing or wearing face masks as a precautionary measure against the virus.

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