CAIRO( Reuters)-Sudan's Prime Minster Abdalla Hamdok was moved to an unknown location after refusing to issue a statement in support of an ongoing military coup, the information ministry said on Monday.... Joint military forces holding Hamdok under house arrest were pressuring him to issue a supportive statement, the information ministry said earlier on Monday.It cited Hamdok calling on the Sudanese people to resist the coup attempt peacefully and" defend their revolution".( Reporting by Moataz

Central bank employees announced a strike to reject the coup, the ministry said. Troops had arrested civilian members of the Sovereign Council and government figures, the ministry said.... Also detained was the news director of state TV, his family said. The U.S. State Department said Washington had nothing to share on Hamdok’s whereabouts and condition.... Helped by foreign aid, civilian officials have claimed credit for some tentative signs of stabilisation after a sharp devaluation of the c