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At least 133 protestersÌýwere injured after a crackdown onÌý across on Monday,Ìýthe Central Committee of Sudan Doctors (CCSD) .

in cities including , Omdurman, Atbara and others calling for an end to military rule over four months after the 25 October coup.

Sudanese security forces continue toÌýbrutally suppressÌýpro-democracy protestersÌýdemandingÌýa return to civilian ruleÌýfollowing a militaryÌýcoupÌý againstÌýformerÌýPrime Minister Abdalla Hamdok's government.

On Monday, at leastÌý42ÌýpeopleÌýsufferedÌýbody or head injuries as a result ofÌýtear gas canisters being fired into the crowds. Thirty-five were injuredÌýby shotgun pelletsÌýand 11 were hurt byÌýstun grenades.

Two were also injured after being reportedly mowed downÌýby Sundanese security forces' vehicles.

A total of 84 injuries were reported in the capital Khartoum and 27 were counted in Omdurman,ÌýSudan's second-largest city. The remaining 22 injuries were reported as happening in other unspecified areas across the country.

Security forces also allegedly during the protest in Khartoum, a Sudanese government official said on Tuesday.

Security crackdowns on pro-democracy activistsÌýhave killed at least 87 civilians since 25 October, according to the CCSD.

In October last year, Ìýoverthrew Hamdok and placed him under house arrest.

While Hamdok was later released and reinstated, the military still dominates the country andÌý.

The country's volatile stateÌýhas led to a heightened sense ofÌýunpredictabilityÌýas both aÌýpolitical and .Ìý