Friday, June 9, 2023
  • Donate
  • Newsletter
Russian Free Press
  • Home
  • All news
  • Russia
  • Ukraine
  • World
  • Tags
    • Navalny
    • Arrests and Attacks
    • Court
    • Kazakhstan
    • Coronavirus
    • Election 2021
    • Almaty
    • Putin
    • USA
    • Murders
    • Death
    • Rape
    • Germany
  • Special Projects
    • Stories
    • One year after
No Result
View All Result
Russian Free Press

In the capital of Sudan, where fighting continues, a laboratory with cholera and measles pathogens was seized. WHO warns of ‘high risk’

April 25, 2023
in Daily News
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

In Sudan's capital, where fighting continues between government forces and the RSF militant group, armed men seized a laboratory that stores cholera and measles pathogens. According to Reuters, citing a WHO representative, employees of a scientific institution cannot get there and protect materials from leakage.

The national public health laboratory in Khartoum was captured by one of the warring parties, but which one was not specified. A WHO spokesman warned of a "high risk of biohazard".

On April 15, the RSF accused the leadership of the Sudanese army of trying to seize power and violating the ceasefire. More than 450 people have already died in the clashes, and 4,000 have been injured.

The RSF claims to have taken control of the presidential palace, the residence of the army commander, a military base in the northern city of Merov, as well as Khartoum International Airport and two other airports. On April 24, it became known that RSF militants attacked the prison where former Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir, who was overthrown by the army in 2019, is imprisoned. Several prisoners escaped from the prison as a result of the attack, but whether al-Bashir was among them is unknown.

Read also

Silvio Berlusconi hospitalized again for leukemia test

June 9, 2023

“There is no big water”, “the animals did not drown”, “people do not want to evacuate”. Who and how lied about the flood in the Kherson region

June 9, 2023

Torn fangs. Frank Ledwidge on why Putin has nothing to threaten Ukraine with

June 9, 2023

Reuters: Kazakh President Tokayev will not attend SPIEF

June 9, 2023

The New York Times: American spy satellites recorded an explosion at the dam of the Kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station before its destruction

June 9, 2023

NATO troops may be stationed in Sweden before its official entry into the alliance, the country’s authorities said

June 9, 2023

RECOMMENDED NEWS

The prosecutor’s office of Ukraine suspected the mayor of Poltava of disseminating information about the deployment of units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

5 months ago

In St. Petersburg, the military registration and enlistment office sent a summons to the “missing” sailor from the cruiser “Moskva”

7 months ago

The Qatar national team started the home World…

7 months ago

Eyewitnesses report explosions in Kyiv (on video), Sumy…

7 months ago

Newsletter

Be the first to get the news in the Telegram newsletter!

  • About
  • Contact
  • Privacy
  • Cookie
  • Terms
  • Donate
  • Advertise
  • Sitemap
contact@russianfreepress.com

© 2022 Russian Free Press - Honest news about Russia and the whole world.

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • All news
  • Russia
  • Ukraine
  • World
  • Tags
    • Navalny
    • Arrests and Attacks
    • Court
    • Kazakhstan
    • Coronavirus
    • Election 2021
    • Almaty
    • Putin
    • USA
    • Murders
    • Death
    • Rape
    • Germany
  • Special Projects
    • Stories
    • One year after

© 2022 Russian Free Press - Honest news about Russia and the whole world.