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At least 172 civilians were injured during Monday’s anti-coup demonstrations across Sudan, the Central Committee of Sudan Doctors said in a statement on Tuesday. Sudanese security forces fired tear gas at protesters, causing the majority of injuries, as stun grenades and live ammunition also left many of those in attendance wounded, the committee stated. This comes as the forces continue to crackdown on pro-democracy protests and activists calling for civilian rule, more than three months after Sudan’s military led a coup on 25 October against former Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok’s government….