Interior Ministry and the Civil Defense Forces inaugurate (ambulances andar river boats) in preparation for the return of citizens to Khartoum State

Port Sudan / Mohamed Babiker

The Ministry of Interior inaugurated a number of ambulances today, in preparation for their transfer to Khartoum State.
This is part of the removal of war remnants and the sterilization and disinfection operations carried out by the Civil Defense Forces in Khartoum State.
The Minister of Interior, Lieutenant General Khalil Pasha Sayreen, revealed that the preparation of these ambulances comes within the framework of preparing for a safe return to Khartoum State, following the victories achieved by the armed forces and their supporters, which resulted in the liberation of Khartoum.
The Minister of Interior stated that six ambulances have been funded by the Ministry of Finance to support the war effort and civil support, which will assist in collecting and burying bodies.
He added that this effort is required for a safe return, as Khartoum is filled with decomposing bodies.
He emphasized that the ambulances heading to Khartoum will contribute to environmental sanitation, and indicated the presence of an accompanying boat that will assist in river rescue operations to address drowning cases.
He emphasized the continued efforts of the Internal Security Committee to prepare the environment for a safe return.
For his part, the Director of the Civil Defense Forces, Lieutenant General( Police), Dr. Osman Atta, thanked the Ministers of Finance and Interior for their valuable support for the safe return operation to Khartoum State, where six ambulances and lifeboats were dispatched.
Atta pointed out the importance of these vehicles and equipment after the Civil Defense Forces lost all their machinery and capabilities in Khartoum in the war against the rebel militia.
He stressed that the Civil Defense Forces are now in the stage of preparing for the safe return by completing the sterilization and disinfection operations, recovering bodies, and removing explosives.