Some 96 Sudanese fled from Libya

The Sudanese " al-Sahafi al-Dawli" said on Sunday that some 96 Sudanese arrived last week to the west of Sudan fleeing acts of violence in Libya.

The paper explained that those are suffering " psychological disorder" and that they had arrived in Fashir, the capital of the northern state of Darfour and that other 3000 are expected to arrive back in Sudan as from today (Monday).

The paper quoted eye-witnesses that so many Sudanese were " killed or expelled" following confrontation with Libyans in al-Zaweyah and al-Zahra towns in the West and that complete families resorted to the Sudanese embassy in Tripoli or to Libyan camps.

Last week the Sudanese foreign minister Mustafa Othman Ismael said that one Sudanese citizen was killed and other were wounded in these confrontation.

Some one million laborers are living in Libya including hundreds thousands of Sudanese.