New programming in Emdurman is carried by human beings

Follow-up- Al-Zawiya Net- Khartoum Governor Ahmed Othman Hamza announced that the efforts made by the various electricity departments in the rehabilitation of the transformational stations and the carrier lines will contribute to reducing electricity cuts from Tuesday, July 8.

The governor said, when visiting the transformative stations, in the presence of the Director General of the Ministry of Culture, Information and Tourism, Al -Tayeb Saad El -Din, and the Executive Director of the Carary locality, Mr. Ahmed Mustafa Ali, that this step will contribute to the stability of water and health services and will reduce the citizen’s suffering.

An invitation to enter electricity into the Khartoum areas and sea

The governor called on the Electricity Department to double its efforts to bring electricity to the Khartoum areas, Bahri and East Nile, to this, electricity engineers confirmed that they will immediately move to other sites to continue maintenance and connecting electricity to the rest of the state.

Most of the neighborhoods of the capital, Khartoum, live in complete darkness

Most of the neighborhoods of the Sudanese capital live in complete darkness for more than two years at the outbreak of the war in April 2023, due to the exposure of electricity transmission lines and distribution stations to large sabotage operations as well as the absence of engineers and workers who fled the hell of the war.

Targeting power stations caused the stoppage of water stations

Some of the neighborhoods of Omdurman, Sima, north in the Karari locality, were the only areas that have been serving the continuation of the electrical current, until recently when the Rapid Support Forces resorted to operations to target power stations, which three stations in Omdurman were attacked, by strategic march planes launched by the militia on May 14, which led to the power cut off from Khartoum State.

Cholera kills citizens in Omdurman

This caused a major humanitarian catastrophe in Omdurman, and the emergence of cholera that led to the death of hundreds due to the stopping of water stations that provide the city with clean water, most notably the lighthouse station and the citizens ’dependence on drinking water from the sea directly without using water sterilization tools.

MSF said earlier that the power outage, after attacks on power stations, affects medical care in Omdurman, Khartoum, including Al -Nou and Al -Ballak Hospitals, affiliated with the Ministry of Health and supported by the organization.

She stated that the hospitals are currently suffering from a lack of electricity, oxygen and water, and health care is also exposed to all levels.