Due to the conflicts between the army and the Rapid Support Forces, there are shortages of food, water, medicine and fuel in many parts of Sudan.
At this point, the Humanitarian Relief Foundation (IHH), which started a large-scale emergency relief effort for the country in June with the slogan "Our Route is Sudan, Our Cargo is Goodness", sent 15 containers of aid materials consisting of food, hygiene and blankets to the country in the first phase of the "Our Route is Sudan, Our Cargo is Goodness" work.
With this project, which is the most comprehensive aid sent to the country since the events began on April 15, it is aimed to provide support to nearly 200,000 Sudanese.
“WE WILL GET THE AID TO ITS PLACES THE FASTEST WAY”
Expressing his gratitude to IHH and its donors, Sudanese Deputy Minister of Social Affairs and Development Jamal al-Nail said, "Aid was planned to be sent to 9 provinces of Sudan. Incoming aid was determined according to the needs in the region and distributions will be carried out under the coordination of state officials and IHH teams. We will get the aid to their place as quickly as possible."