Sudanese army impounds dozens of motorcycles over Blue Nile curfew violations
Riders in Sudan's Blue Nile State had their motorcycles impounded after being accused of breaching a curfew.
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Dozens of motorcycles were impounded by the Sudanese army in Blue Nile State after their riders were accused of violating a curfew in the region, according to Al Jazeera.
The impoundments reflect ongoing enforcement of curfew restrictions in the state, which have been used by authorities to control movement amid the country's continuing instability.
Details on the exact duration of the impoundments, or any penalties beyond the confiscation of the vehicles, were not specified in the report.
Curfews and related restrictions have been a recurring feature in parts of Sudan as authorities attempt to maintain order across various regions affected by conflict.
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