OnePress
At an expanded meeting convened by Khartoum governor Ahmed Osman Hamza, the state approved a package of measures to ease the transportation crisis caused by fuel shortages, including the allocation of fuel stations for public transport vehicles, increasing the state’s fleet of buses, and the use of regular forces vehicles to transport citizens and students.
The governor also directed the allocation of vehicles operating under the supervision of executives to the localities, the state ensures its fuel and financial obligations, provided that the transfer of citizens and students at half the value.
The directives included calling on the armed forces, the police and the security service to contribute to the deportation of citizens through the military units, in addition to directing all government units of the state to transfer citizens on their way to work and at the end of work.
The meeting stressed the need to tighten control over the movement of buses and their adherence to the specified lines and routes, with the participation of members of the popular resistance in the organization of transport traffic.