Markets bombings... Death wholesale and sectorial in Sudan
Moatinoon – Ali El- Tahir
Just as wholesale and sectorial goods are sold, death here in Khartoum markets as well, the human spirit within these purchasing events in the Sudanese capital is much cheaper than goods, and has no value. These spirits may go by the mass death of a "sentence", perhaps in the hospital to which the section of the dismemberment in the last symbol sends, and can say goodbye to life on the back of the body with a preamble reading "anonymous."
The war in Sudan, which today is eight months old, has allowed unprecedented attacks on markets. Shops and trade fairs were looted and goods were stolen, and the contents of the stores attached to their ends were bumped. Five markets in the capital Khartoum have witnessed a series of bombings and airstrikes that left hundreds of victims, leaving a large number of bodies under the rubble of burned goods in a tragic scene that Sudanese did not contain.
Hammad, the tailor, closed his shop door inside the six market in Al-Haj Yousef, missing two days. When the labour neighbours came back to check on him, he said he was fine, but he was absent because he went to search for the bodies of two women from the family who were victims of an explosion in Soba Market in East Nile, he found the questioners to be answered, but shocking, and they just comforted him amid a torrent of unfair questions to which the blamed man was unable to answer.
This is not the only story that came out of the belly of the destroyed markets, there are a lot of horrific accounts telling about the shreds of victims and the suffering of the injured with treatment trips similar to the young man He was injured at the level of legs inside a market. "Qoro", was ambulance, before doctors asked him to travel to the states to receive more medical attention, went to the state of Al Jazeera, which borders Sudans crisis capital, and there instead of going to the hospital was detained by the authorities.
According to human rights norms and laws, attacks on markets, hospitals, houses of worship and education are a heinous crime, but the parties to the war to date have torn this custom apart, infringing on human rights in the Sudan, and five markets that were mobilized and stacked with goods, similar to the market, have been bombed and blown up. "Kandahar", which is far west of the national capital of Omdurman, is active in the sale of cattle, sheep and the largest meat barbecue market in the capital Khartoum, was recently bombed with rocket bursts, where Um-Badda Resistance Committees said In a statement, Dar es Salaam said that warplanes shelled the Kandahar market and square 17 Dar Esslaam on Wednesday evening, 7 December, leaving 97 bodies and a large number of casualties.
The bloody scene of the bombing of Kandahar Market called for a similar heinous incident in Kourou market in the suburb of Mayo, south of the capital Khartoum, which was hit by an airstrike last September 10. The emergency room south of the belt announced that the rocket strike killed 40 people immediately.
On the morning of November 25, social media widely circulated a tasteful video. Bodies and human dismemberments intermittent as a result of the bombing of missiles east of the central market of Khartoum, resulting in dozens of deaths and hundreds of injuries.
The view of scorched markets and charred goods began only three days after the outbreak of war in mid-April, where large markets were attacked and damaged, especially the Bahri city market, which is the first market to be burned.
Airstrikes and bombings involving more than five markets, within Khartoum State, took innocent lives that no one can accurately account for. Yet the real actor remained unknown, everyone washing his hands of responsibility, but the collective mind keeps asking consciously: How can Sudanese kill by one stroke 40 citizens, then clean his weapon of innocent blood and sleep badger?
