The number of civilians killed has reached 604, and more than 65 thousand people have been injured as a result of the clashes between the army and the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan, Asharq television reported Tuesday, citing the World Health Organization (WHO).
Earlier, WHO had informed that more than 450 people had died in these clashes.
On May 5, Sudan's health ministry had recorded the 551st civilian death since the beginning of this armed conflict.
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