The governor of Khartoum recognizes the most dangerous threats in the state

Follow-up- Al-Zawiya Net- The Governor of Khartoum, Ahmed Othman Hamza, said that the most dangerous threats to the state is the collaborators with the terrorist militia who changed their skins and remained within the various areas liberated in the state, in addition to the presence and spread of foreigners.

Pointing out that these threats require a great effort of police services.

The governor added, during the meeting of the governors and the ministers with the member of the Transitional Sovereignty Council in Port Sudan today, that the state needs insurance by police services, especially after completing the movements of their duties in Khartoum.

He pointed out that the police forces have already started deployment in the state, and said, “We need a civilian support, and we need to open community police sites to contribute to the spread of security and stability.”

He admitted that there are some faults in the state, but the state government takes some measures according to emergency decisions to reduce faults.

He pointed to the importance of raising awareness and work in the community and providing support, noting that this needs to be supported by ministries at the national level.

The governor said that the voluntary return rate to Khartoum is greater than the state’s capabilities in providing services such as water and electricity, and said that the situation requires concerted efforts to accommodate this, noting that there are other challenges that the state deals with, such as health threats and emergency epidemics.