Britain's Sudanese neighborhood is demanding the federal government does extra to assist carry their relations - together with NHS medical doctors - again from Sudan.

Two planes have been despatched out from RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus to evacuate UK diplomats and their households from Khartoum, however different British residents haven't but obtained help to depart the nation.

The prime minister stated the evacuation of the diplomats and their dependents was "complex and rapid" and adopted threats to embassy workers within the capital.

Hundreds have died in a bloody battle between the Sudanese military and a strong paramilitary group referred to as the Rapid Support Forces.

NHS medics are a few of these caught up within the violence.

The Sudanese Junior Doctors Association UK (SJDA-UK) stated it was conscious of 71 Sudanese NHS medical doctors at present trapped in Sudan "because of the ongoing conflict".

It tweeted: "We are concerned for their safety and the safety of their spouses and children."

About half of these medical doctors are believed to be British nationals.

Dr Shaza Faycal's younger kids, brother and mom are in Khartoum and attempting to return to the UK after travelling to Sudan for a vacation to rejoice Eid.

Dr Faycal, a trustee of SJDA-UK, stated she was "quite stressed", including: "It's literally war happening there. What we would like to see is all NHS doctors who are now trapped there with their families to be evacuated, as a form of priority."

Despite the rain and the crowds that gathered for the London marathon, Sudanese protesters defiantly gathered exterior Downing Street to attempt to put stress on the federal government to assist British residents who're stranded within the nation.

Mohammed Baraka, one of many demonstrators, stated: "All my family is in Sudan and they are in a very serious condition.

"I've been chatting with my youthful brother, he's actually imprisoned in his condominium - no electrical energy, no water provide and this morning the web provide was disconnected."

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Mr Baraka added: "We want this war to stop now, and I mean now. If this war continues, Sudan will be finished."

The Foreign Office has not but confirmed what number of British residents are in Sudan.

Foreign Secretary James Cleverly stated: ''I'd say to British nationals within the area - please register with us.

"We have circulated a link so we know who is there, where they are, so if an opportunity arises, we can find a way of helping them."

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