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Sudan’s ousted President Omar al-Bashir has been moved to a military hospital in the capital Khartoum after suffering a health problem, while his family is calling for him to be treated abroad. Family sources told Anadolu on Thursday that al-Bashir, 82, was transferred from Merowe Hospital in Northern State to Alia Specialist Hospital, run by the Sudanese army in Khartoum, where he is receiving medical care. The sources did not say when he was moved to the military hospital. On Wednesday, local media, including Sudan Tribune, quoted Mohammed al-Hassan al-Amin, al-Bashir’s lawyer, as saying that the military authorities had given initial approval for the former president to travel abroad for treatment, but that the decision had not yet been implemented. […]
