The tragic tranquility in Nyala – Al -Zawiya Net

Follow-up- Al-Zawiya Net- Eyewitnesses confirmed that dozens of trucks loaded with electronic devices and Sudanese beans looted from the city of Al-Nahoud, west of Kordofan, to the city of Nyala, the capital of the southern state.

These lines were offered at lower prices, in the streets of the “Shakik” market with livestock, a market that grew up after the war to sell and sell the ligaments that are being shown by traders who buy them from rapid support elements at low prices, among you are the demand for purchase, according to “Darfur 24”.

A merchant in the “Shakik” market with livestock confirmed that the market was received for varieties of electrical equipment such as “refrigerators, air conditioners, mixers, computers and phones.”

He pointed out that the prices of these devices and electrical equipment are low compared to the existing stores, pointing out that the price of the refrigerator is in the range of 200 and 250, while its real price exceeds 500 thousand.

For his part, a crop merchant who declined to be named, told “Darfur 24” that there are more than twenty large trucks loaded with peanuts coming from the city of Al -Nahoud that were displayed in the market through brokers during the last period.

Meanwhile, the owner of a factory for the production of dining oils confirmed to “Darfur 24” an tons of peanuts peeled on them at prices lower than the market price by elements affiliated with rapid support.

He explained that the price of the ton offered to peeled peanuts is in the range of 800 thousand, while the official price is 1150 and 1200 Sudanese pounds, while the price of crude in the market is between 850 to 900 thousand, and the looted between 550 and 600 thousand.

In the context, one of the drivers in the state of East Darfur stated that armed men of the Rapid Support Forces had seized hundreds of trucks loaded with penetrated beans who were waiting in the city of Al -Nahoud, after the drivers were expelled.

The same source explained that some truck owners entered into negotiations with the Rapid Support Forces through mediations, after which they managed to recover three trucks after paying 30 million for each truck, confirming that they received the trucks without the Sudanese bean load.