The Sudan Embassy and Badr Airlines save 120 Sudanese from a catastrophe at Bolly International Airport

Follow-up- Al-Zawiya Net- The Sudanese diplomatic mission in Ethiopia succeeded in deporting all Sudanese stranded at Polly International Airport in Edis Ababa during the closure of the Port Sudan airport due to the attacks of the rapid support militia with marches.

According to the “Al -Muqheq” news website, more than (120) transit Sudanese passengers (transit) through the Bolly International Airport from all a number of countries in the world through Ethiopian aviation were surprised by the presence of themselves stuck at the airport, including children, older ages and patients.

According to the information, the Sudanese embassy in Addis Ababa immediately established a follow -up room and rushed to conduct – the necessary arrangements from granting visas and accommodation to those stranded in Ethiopian hotels until they were traveling to their destination (Port Sudan Airport). It also conducted contacts with the Badr Airlines and succeeded in converting passenger transport from Ethiopian aviation to Badr Air, where the company doubled the number of flights and was evacuated The stranded through three trips to the city of Port Sudan, and the embassy also spoiled the gap and paid the value of visas for all the stranded.

The representative of the stranded, Adam Mohamed Ibrahim, described the embassy position on the crisis of the stranded in the authentic patriot and said in a statement obtained by the “investigator” that the mission dealt with a spirit of responsibility and the depth of belonging, and added that the mission bore the responsibility for containing the humanitarian position that the stranded at Addis Ababa International Airport was cut off after they were cut off after international flights stopped at the Port Sudan airport, after the lines were arrested The Ethiopian trips to Port Sudan and refused to provide hotel accommodation and asked them to bear the visa fees, forcing them to overnight at the airport in inhumane conditions.

The representative of the stranded praised the role of the ambassador and the embassy staff, and said that the head of the mission, Ambassador Al -Zain Ibrahim, formed a follow -up room, and he quickly dispatched a representative to understand the status of the stranded, and then, through his meeting with the Ethiopian Airlines, succeeded in finding solutions after understandings with the aviation authority, and then the stranded was transferred to the Ethiopian hotels at the expense of the embassy until their evacuation.