The army blocked the entrances to the capital Khartoum and blocked bridges.
Ministers and senior officials arrested in Sudan in the capital and are still under house arrest. Al-Hadas TV channel informed about it.
The army blocked the entrances to the capital Khartoum and blocked the bridges.
According to the TV channel, the ministers of communications, information, finance and industry were detained. The governor of Khartoum and one of the representatives of the ruling Sovereign Council in the country were also detained.
Arrests continue. Sudanese Prime Minister Abdullah Hamduk has been placed under house arrest by the military. Abdel Fattah al-Burkhan, head of the country's sovereign council, is due to make a statement in the near future. He has already met with Prime Minister Abdullah Hamduk.
Khartoum was previously engulfed in protests. Protesters demand the resignation of the government and support military officials. The government assured that supporters of the former ruling party of ousted President Umar al-Bashir were involved in the riots.