Sudanese protesters block a street in Omdourman the capital Khartoum’s twin city on Oct. 21, 2022. (Credit: AFP)
KHARTOUM — Sudan on Tuesday blocked internet access across the country as pro-democracy activists marked the first anniversary of a coup that derailed the transition to civilian rule, a web monitor said.
Reports show a “nation-scale internet disruption,” online monitor NetBlocks reported, with AFP correspondents confirming the network shutdown, as security forces mobilized throughout the capital Khartoum blocking roads and bridges.
KHARTOUM — Sudan on Tuesday blocked internet access across the country as pro-democracy activists marked the first anniversary of a coup that derailed the transition to civilian rule, a web monitor said.
Reports show a “nation-scale internet disruption,” online monitor NetBlocks reported, with AFP correspondents confirming the network shutdown, as security forces mobilized throughout the capital Khartoum blocking roads and bridges.
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