2023-06-03 16:52:02
Khartoum ∙ The National Museum in Khartoum has been taken over by the Sudanese paramilitary wing, the deputy director of the museum has announced. He also stated that there is concern about the safety of important artifacts including mummies.
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The Rapid Support Force, a paramilitary force, had been fighting the army for seven weeks to capture the national museum. They entered the museum last day. On April 15, after clashes broke out, museum staff were denied entry. Employees do not know what the current situation is. The museum is housed in a large building on the banks of the Nile in central Khartoum. This is the area where the most intense conflict is taking place near the central bank.
Former director Hatim Alnoor said the museum also has artifacts, statues, pottery and ancient murals from the Stone Age to the Christian and Islamic periods.
English Summary :Sudan’s paramilitary fighters take over Khartoum museum.
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