Khartoum Governor Follows Return of Life to Old Omdurman
Khartoum: ZollNet
Work continues to restore normal life in old Omdurman, as Khartoum Governor Ahmed Othman Hamza and Omdurman Locality Executive Director Al-Hadi Abdel Sayed lead a daily movement to normalize life in the city.
Gradual return of citizens:
Improved security conditions and the promise of the return of basic services have encouraged citizens to gradually return to their homes in old Omdurman.
Initiatives to support returnees:
Takayas were set up in the Abbasiya and Al-Hashmab neighborhoods to provide meals to returning citizens, and cleaning and sterilization services were also provided to mosques in preparation for their reopening.
Low electrical current treatment:
The governor of Khartoum is working to address the poor power supply in Omdurman by providing transformers and repairing broken water pipes.
Exposing the crimes of rebel militias:
The governor heard testimonies from Omdurman residents about crimes committed by rebel militias, including the transformation of a house into a detention center and repeated attacks on homes.
Check for latecomers:
Strict measures are being taken to combat the activities of undisciplined persons who pose as regular forces and commit acts of looting and theft of citizens' property.
Insistence on the return and reconstruction of neighborhoods:
Despite the destruction suffered by Omdurman, the insistence of citizens to return and rebuild the neighborhoods is prompting the authorities to redouble their efforts to complete services.
Continue efforts:
The governor of Khartoum and the locality of Omdurman are making great efforts to restore normal life in old Omdurman and provide a decent life for returning citizens.
