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Quote: 1 of 1Full Size By Opheera McDoom KHARTOUM (Reuters) - A student in Sudan died from his injuries after being beaten by security forces who broke up anti-government demonstrations inspired by protests in neighbouring Egypt, activists said on Monday. Three activists told Reuters that Mohamed Abdelrahman, a student from Khartoum's Omdurman Ahaliya University, died in hospital from his injuries late on Sunday and had been buried. The university has been closed indefinitely. It was the first reported death in student protests that have erupted in several cities. On Sunday night, students at Khartoum university were beaten and teargassed in their dormitories with at least five injured. Protests were also held in el-Obeid town in the west and Kassala in the east, with hundreds of young people being beaten by police with batons, activists said. Witnesses said at least six universities in the capital and Sudan's regions were surrounded on Monday by hundreds of heavily armed police, preventing students from leaving the grounds. University students in three towns in the north tried to escape to protest but were quickly arrested or beaten back by armed police, they said. "You are our martyr Mohamed Abdelrahman," activists wrote on the social networking site Facebook, on a group called "Youth for Change" which has more than 16,000 members and calls for an end to President Omar Hassan al-Bashir's government. "Medical sources confirmed to us that the student died yesterday from his injuries inflicted by security forces," Yasir Arman, the top official in the north of south Sudan's main party, the Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM), told Reuters. Continued...