A 1000000 people to be evacuated in the philippines as action lava gush from the tile volcano. And arpita same as in doha with all the support of the bushfire crisis affects the australian tennis open one player having to pull out of a qualifying match with breathing problems a smoke lingers over the practice courts in melbourne. Tensions remain high in the sudanese capital after a standoff between members of the now disbanded intelligence force and the military sudanese soldiers have been deployed to block roads and contain the violence in khartoum the countrys airspace was also closed for 5 hours as a precautionary measure earlier in a televised statement she dons information minister said members of the disbanded unit were angry at the terms theyd been offered on their dismissal more theyre set to go to heaven morgan whos in khartoum whats happening now is it under control. Well the situation that has started this morning in the sudanese capital khartoum is very much still evolving
Months after a violent street protests in sudan forced its president from power there are new tensions in the capital with a standoff between members of a now disbanded intelligence force and the military sudanese soldiers have been deployed to block roads and contain the violence in khartoum the countrys airspace was also closed for 5 hours as a precautionary measure earlier in a televised statement sudans information minister said members of the disbanded unit were angry at the terms theyve been offered on their dismissal more this lets go to him morgan whos in khartoum whats the situation like now. Well after more than 15 hours of a standoff between the members of the Operations Unit from the general Intelligence Service and the spin these armed forces and the Rapid Support forces the Sudanese Army the Sudanese Armed forces to put out a statement saying that the situation has been resolved and that theyve taken over all the general Intelligence Services buildings that were occupied
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