HUDO Centre
Date: 11th June 2023
No.: H.K/PS/20/023
PRESS STATEMENT
FOUR PEOPLE KILLED AND TWO INJURED IN AN ARMED ROBBERY NEAR
KADOGLI, SUDAN
On 1st June 2023, eight (8) unidentified armed people killed four (4) persons, injured other two
and robbed them. The victims were passengers traveling from Kadogli to Altais village to
attend the weekly market. This case was reported at Kadogli police, but the police did not
respond.
On 1st June 2023, a commercial vehicle carrying passengers and goods was traveling from Kadogli to
Altais village for the weekly market. At Kulolo area, they were obstructed by eight (8) armed people
shooting at the vehicle which caused death of four (4) persons, injuring two (2) and the assailants
also looted four million Sudanese Pound (approximately $ 8000 USD) from one of the deceased
people (Mr. Rahal). Thereafter, the assailants walked away and disappeared.
All of the people killed (deceased) were traders and their names are;Mr. Ali Rahal (37 years old), Mr.
Ibrahim Mohamed Tamim (45 years old), Mr. Mohamed Abdo (27 years old) and Mr. Mohamed Noor
(29 years old).
The names of the injured people are; Ms. Amna Naway (35 years old) a teacher was injured in her
abdomen and Mr. Awad Karofi (42 years old) a trader was injured in his back. Currently, the injured
people are receiving medical treatment at Kadogli Referral Hospital. The case was reported and filed
at Kadogli central police but no investigation was made.
Kadogli is the capital of South Kordufan state/ Nuba Mountains. Altais is a village about 35 km south
of Kadogli town within the territory controlled by Sudan People Liberation Army – North (SPLA-N).
The weekly market at Altais village is also attended by people from the government controlled
territory. Kulolo area is along the way and more closer to Altais village but within the government
controlled area.
HUDOCentre is very concerned about the security situation and the safety of civilians especially
during the ongoing military conflict and calls upon;
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