Al-Bahi inspects people affected by torrents and rain in Merowe locality
As part of his field visits to localities in the Northern State, the Leader of the National People's Resistance, Major General Bashir Makki, the Deputy Leader of the People's Resistance, Dr. Abdul Rahman Faqiri, and the accompanying delegation, paid an inspection visit to people affected by torrents and rains in Merowe locality, Tangasi Region.
They examined the extent of the damage caused to affected families.
Everyone has seen the extent of the damage that has hit the people of Tangasi on the ground.
His Excellency Major General Bashir addressed people affected by floods and rain
Ask God to heal their wounds and protect them
Stressing that this affliction is serious and that it is one of God's destinies
He called on everyone to join efforts to help the people of Tangasi.
For his part, His Excellency Major General Dr Abdul Rahman Faqiri, Vice President of the Popular Resistance, spoke.
On the reasons for the visit, expressing his condolences to the souls of the martyrs of the flood and to the people of the Tangasi region
Stressing that all obstacles and difficulties will be overcome thanks to the solidarity of all
For his part, Mr. Mahjoub Muhammad Sayed Ahmed, Executive Director of Merowe locality, announced the number of houses damaged due to torrents and rains, estimated at two thousand five hundred, of which one thousand four hundred and twenty-nine houses collapsed completely and seven hundred and fifty collapsed partially and are likely to collapse at any time.
Mahjoub called on everyone to provide as many tents as possible
Thanking the Northern State Government and all those who have supported them
One of those affected, the leader of the popular resistance of the locality of Marawi, spoke of the support provided by philanthropists from areas adjacent to the locality of Marawi and humanitarian organizations.
He also spoke about the needs of those affected, including shelter tents, water points and food stocks, given the severe damage that people in the area have been exposed to.
Losing all the necessities of life
