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The Khartoum State Security Committee announced the start of procedures to enable citizens to identify their looted belongings, in preparation for their recovery, while revealing the implementation of security campaigns that resulted in the seizure of weapons, drugs and motorcycles, and the arrest of accused and foreign offenders.
The Khartoum state media said in a statement after the meeting of the Security Affairs Committee chaired by the Governor of Khartoum Ahmed Osman Hamza, on Thursday, that the Public Prosecution decided, as of today, to declare citizens to identify their looted belongings in the sites where they were collected, in preparation for handing them over to their owners.
The meeting reviewed the reports of the security plan to secure the state, and condemned the targeting of citizens and civilian objects by the Rapid Support Militia, stressing the continuation of security efforts to resolve the insurgency and promote stability.
In the anti-drug file, the statement referred to a joint operation carried out by the DEA in cooperation with the Sedna Valley Military District, which resulted in the seizure of a large amount of the drug Ace.
The military capital, in coordination with its counterparts in the state, also carried out 17 campaigns to control the military manifestations of the violation, which resulted in the arrest of motorcycles and weapons and the arrest of foreigners.
The number of criminal cases dropped from 3,259 last week to 3,225 this week. The joint convoy carried out nine security convoys, which resulted in the arrest of 388 defendants, and seized 185 electrical devices, 36 motorcycles, 222 miscellaneous seizures, as well as weapons and drugs.
As part of the security campaigns, two security cordons were carried out in the industrial zone of Omdurman and Ambeda, resulting in the arrest of 110 foreigners and the seizure of looted belongings, while 168 foreigners were deported.
In the traffic sector, 88 traffic accidents were recorded during the week, and 479 motorcycles and 394 parking tickets were seized, while the report pointed to a decrease in the crimes of looting using motorcycles following the application of seizure procedures.
The committee decided to reinforce the security bases in Umbada and East Nile with additional forces, while the Khartoum State Security Authority carried out operations that resulted in the arrest of collaborators, including girls, and the arrest of a person posing as intelligence to lure victims.
The security cell also carried out 18 operations, resulting in the arrest of 21 accused in cooperation with the enemy.
The meeting touched on the effects of the fuel crisis on citizens and approved directives to regulate the supply of fuel, as well as a review of economic decisions that the committee said were aimed at achieving stability.