Zawia3 · Chart 1 of 13

Twelve death tolls, not a single list of names

Published death tolls by original source, outlet and date

"The strike produced at least twelve figures, from different sources, without any party publishing a list of the victims' names."
Sudan Doctors NetworkAP · 11 Oct
13
Hamed Al-Ali (first wave only)Ayin · 13 Oct
30
Witnesses and local sourcesBBC Arabic · 12 Oct
60+
Two witnessesThe New York Times, republished version · 12 Oct
65+
Emergency Lawyers on XMost widely citedAFP, Reuters, Al Jazeera · 11 Oct
72
Osama Ahmed Eidarous (no source given)Al Jazeera · 12 Oct
85
Emergency LawyersThe Guardian only · 18 Oct
114
Unnamed health officialAyin · 15 Oct
150 to 250
El Fasher Resistance CommitteesSada Al-Sudan only · 14 Oct
158
Darfur Victims Support OrganizationBBC Arabic · 12 Oct
~200
Three survivorsSudan Tribune · 11 Oct
200+
Most widely cited figureApproximate figure (~ or +)
The figures range from 13 to 250 killed, without a single documented name.

Source: Zawia3 compilation of figures published by AP, Ayin, BBC Arabic, The New York Times, AFP, Reuters, Al Jazeera, The Guardian, Sada Al-Sudan and Sudan Tribune

Note: each figure is a separate estimate of the same toll; the figures must not be added together.