Rashed Hussein News Today

Fighting in Sudan has left hundreds of thousands of Khartoum residents without running water, with some forced to risk their lives and seek it out during brief lulls in violence.

About 300,000 inhabitants have not seen a drop of water run from their taps; some have reopened wells or used pots to draw water from the Nile River

Fighting in Sudan has left hundreds of thousands of Khartoum residents without running water, with some forced to risk their lives and seek it out during

In Sudans capital, risking death in search of water

Fighting in Sudan has left hundreds of thousands of Khartoum residents without running water, with some forced to risk their lives and seek it out during brief lulls in violence.

Due to Sudan's capital conflict,, residents are at high risk to death due to lack of safe drinking water, hence a high risk of death.

Many inhabitants of the capital's northern suburbs are in desperate need of drinking water

Arabs ostensibly are present, but in reality are absent from the highest levels of the ministry, where decisions are made.