Sudan hospital traumatized by 血まみれの 厳重取締
By Michael Georgy
KHARTOUM, June 7 (Reuters) - After the 犠牲者s of a deadly 厳重取締 on a 抗議する （軍の）野営地，陣営 started 注ぐing into a Khartoum hospital, many previous 患者s there begged to leave in terror, 圧倒的な doctors.
Some of the militiamen who （警察の）手入れ，急襲d the プロの／賛成の-僕主主義 sit-in had surrounded 王室の Care hospital to 追跡（する） 抗議する人s taking 避難 in the building, said its 副 director, Dr. Mohammed Abdel Rahman.
"People were crying and 叫び声をあげるing," he told Reuters. "They were desperate to leave ... while we were trying to 対処する with hundreds in serious 条件 who were arriving."
The 対立 says 113 people were killed in the 嵐／襲撃するing of the 非軍事の sit-in on Monday and a その後の wider 厳重取締. The 政府 put the death （死傷者）数 at 61 people, 含むing three 安全 職員／兵員.
The 流血／虐殺 dashed hopes that Sudan's new 軍の 支配者s - who overthrew 退役軍人 leader Omar Hassan al-Bashir on April 11 - would を引き渡す 力／強力にする quickly to 非軍事のs.
すぐに after the 暴力／激しさ 爆発するd, the hospital 宣言するd code 黒人／ボイコット, meaning the 100-bed 施設 was operating at 十分な capacity. But doctors had no choice.
Three hundred people who were either 攻撃する，衝突する by 弾丸s, beaten with batons, or whipped with long 木造の sticks, were in 悲惨な need of 治療. Five days later, the hospital still cannot 対処する.
Exhausted doctors and other staff have no 救済 - working around the clock because other 同僚s cannot make it to Sudan´s biggest 私的な hospital.
There are only 20 内科医s. Aside from 扱う／治療するing 患者s, they have taken over nursing and 行政の 義務s and even きれいにする 床に打ち倒すs because there is no one else to do the 職業.
"I felt bad staying at home but there was nothing I could do," said 上級の 行政官／管理者 Ramah Rahma. "Either the roads were 封鎖するd or I had to go 支援する home because of 砲火."
Six people died from 射撃 負傷させるs, two of them before arriving. But the maj ority are 苦しむing from bone fractures and whippings which leave long scars along their 支援するs.
"They were struck with batons mostly in the upper 武器 and shoulders and lower 脚s, mostly ankles," said Abdel Rahman.
He said 強調する／ストレス levels 頂点（に達する）d after the 早い Support 軍隊s (RSF), which stand （刑事）被告 of 集団殺戮 in the war against 反逆者／反逆するs in Darfur, arrived by the hundreds in 選ぶ up トラックで運ぶs and formed a 非常線，警戒線 around the hospital to search for 抗議する人s.
Bashir's 政府 否定するd the 集団殺戮 告発（する），告訴（する）／料金s.
The RSF was not すぐに 利用できる for comment.
The 過度期の 軍の 会議 (TMC) has said the 軍隊 has a strong 跡をつける 記録，記録的な／記録する of fighting テロ行為 and a 捏造する，製作するd social マスコミ （選挙などの）運動をする was 目的（とする）d at smearing them.
SHATTERED BONES
On Friday, there were no RSF 軍隊s within 場所／位置 of the hospital. Some were relaxing and sipping cups of tea along roads outside the Defence 省 where 抗議する人s had gathered by the hundreds of thousands to 需要・要求する 僕主主義.
A few of them, who once punched their 握りこぶしs in the 空気／公表する to call for 過激な change, were collecting garbage left along the former 抗議する （軍の）野営地，陣営 場所／位置 where people from all walks of life had gathered - women, 十代の少年少女s, doctors, accountants, vendors.
On Friday, there was barely any movement in the hospital. A few nurses 静かに stood at their 駅／配置するs. The 緊急 room was empty. No one was …に出席するing labs.
During the 高さ of the 危機, when 患者s needed 薬／医学 and other 供給（する）s, the hospital's one 機能（する）／行事ing 救急車 was the only 乗り物 利用できる - because doctors 恐れるd others would be 的d.
"I have never experienced anything like this. I used to work in a 軍の hospital. It was simple," said Abdel Rahman.
"You 扱う／治療する a 兵士 and he would say I am going home. Here it was one 患者 wanting to tell you their story but you have to move on to another one beside you."
On one hospital 区, 犠牲者s lay in bed, with metal 棒s 持つ／拘留するing together 脚s and 武器 粉々にするd by 弾丸s.
Some had spent their time at the sit-in area listening to 対立 leaders speak, or 熟考する／考慮するing the photographs of army officers 遂行する／発効させるd on orders of Bashir. They had high hopes of a brighter 未来, until the 弾丸s started 飛行機で行くing on Monday.
Another 患者, Mohammed Abdel Baqi, said he was not 利益／興味d in politics and was not taking part in the sit-in. He was at a market shopping for 着せる／賦与するs to celebrate the Eid al-Fitr 宗教的な holiday that 示すs the end of the 宗教上の month of Ramadan.
"安全 軍隊s just showed up and started 解雇する／砲火／射撃ing," said the 22-year-old 仲買人, who said he had planned to move to Saudi Arabia to 捜し出す a better life, a 決定／判定勝ち（する） that had nothing to do with politics.
Some are 希望に満ちた for Sudan's 未来, にもかかわらず the high price they are 支払う／賃金ing for 押し進めるing for 非軍事の 支配する.
負かす／撃墜する the hall, a university student said he hoped 安全 軍隊s should stand by the Sudanese people. He struggled to slowly make the victory 調印する, his 手渡す passing の近くに to a large metal 棒 大（公）使館員d to his 脚. (報告（する）／憶測ing by Michael Georgy; Editing by Andrew Cawthorne)
