Nuba Mountains: Rhino – The number of civilians killed in a Sudanese army bombing raid on the Kamo area has risen to 46, including women and children, according to an announcement made on Monday by the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-North, led by Abdulaziz al-Hilu.

The movement said in a press statement that the death toll from the Kamu massacre in South Kordofan – Nuba Mountains as a result of the bombing that targeted the area on Saturday morning has risen to 46, including 19 male and female students, 10 men, 9 women, and 8 children, while 22 people were also injured, including 12 men, 8 women, and 2 children.

Adam Abdullah, medical director of the Kamo Health Center, said in a statement posted on the movement’s Facebook page that the attack took place in the morning while large numbers of citizens, most of them students, were in the vicinity of the health center. This led to the death of 46 citizens and the injury of 22 others, noting that the attack was carried out by drones.