Khartoum – OnePress
The Commission for the Exhumation and Transfer of War Remains in Khartoum Locality, in coordination with the Judicial Medical Commission, carried out today the exhumation and reburial of 27 remains of war victims in the central and local market areas, who had been rendered destitute during the war period.
The committee explained that this step comes within its action plan to transfer the remains of war victims from forced burial sites within residential neighborhoods, markets and public facilities to the main cemeteries, in implementation of the directives of the Executive Director of Khartoum locality.
She pointed out that she started her work since December 8, 2025, and was able during the last period to carry out transfers of remains in a number of sites, stressing that all procedures were carried out in accordance with legal controls, including the opening of the necessary reports, and notification of the relatives of the deceased of the dates of re-exhumation and the transfer of remains, in addition to burying the unidentified in the designated graves.
The committee confirmed the continuation of its work to complete the transfer of all remains from the emergency burial sites in the targeted areas before the fall.
For his part, the Executive Director of Khartoum Municipality, Abdel Moneim al-Bashir, praised the efforts of the Committee to exhume and transfer the remains of war in coordination with the Judicial Medical Commission, noting that these works fall within the tasks of the Supreme Committee to create the appropriate environment for the return of citizens to the state of Khartoum.
Al-Bashir stressed the continued local support for the task forces to ensure the completion of the excavation and transfer of all remains from the emergency graves in the locality.