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Eight killed in Sudan's Al-Dabba clashes, security committee imposes weapons ban
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Eight killed in Sudan's Al-Dabba clashes, security committee imposes weapons ban
Clashes between groups accused of drug trafficking in Al-Dabba, northern Sudan, have left eight dead and 14 wounded, prompting emergency security measures.
- The Local Security Committee of Al-Dabba reported on Wednesday that Tuesday's armed clashes killed eight and wounded 14.
- Brigadier Youssef Juma'a Karkasawi said the clashes involved heavy and light weapons and followed skirmishes between drug trafficking groups.
- The committee banned carrying weapons in Al-Dabba, ordered confiscation of seized arms, and launched campaigns to arrest those involved.
- Authorities deployed additional reinforcements and carried out searches, seizing 15 barrels of gasoline, Karkasawi added.
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