The Sudanese Central Committee of Doctors announced that a demonstrator was shot dead during demonstrations in the northern city of Dongola, hours after the signing of the constitutional document between the Transitional Military Council and the forces of freedom and change.
Informed sources told the island that the protests in the city of Dongola broke out due to power outages for three consecutive days in some areas.
The sources confirmed that shots were fired from an unknown location, near the house of the governor of the northern state. She pointed to the death of a dead and a number of wounded.
Hundreds of demonstrators in the city of Dongola on Monday to close the international road link between Khartoum and Cairo, in protest against the killing of the demonstrator.
The Anatolia news agency quoted witnesses as saying that hundreds closed a bridge on the Nile River connecting the cities of Dongola and Sulaim (north), and passes through the international road between Khartoum and Cairo.
For its part, the Sudanese Congress Party opposition, the military council responsible for the bloodshed in Dongola, and said that he must take measures to ensure freedoms and preserve the lives of people across the country.
These developments come after the signing of the Military Council and the forces of freedom and change Sunday in the initials of the Declaration of the Constitutional Declaration.
Sudanese parties agreed on a timetable for the country's transitional period, including the appointment of a sovereign council and the dissolution of the ruling junta.
According to the agreement, the transition period is 39 months, ending with elections.