KHARTOUM - Sudanese security forces have fired tear gas and live ammunition to disperse protesters setting up barricades in Khartoum.
At least one person was killed in the northern district of Bahari according to doctors aligned to the opposition.
Campaigners called for ongoing civil disobedience from Sunday to make it as difficult as possible for the military to govern Sudan.
It comes days after a military crackdown left dozens dead.
A number of Sudan's bank, airport and electricity workers were arrested ahead of a strike against the military rule, the main protest group says.
The Sudanese Professionals Association (SPA) says employees are also being threatened by the authorities to scare them into going to work instead of taking part in the nationwide strike.
The ruling Transitional Military Council (TMC) has made no comment.(FA)
