Attacks on civilian infrastructure are restricting healthcare and humanitarian delivery in Sudan. Johannesburg is restoring water district by district, with remaining high-area outages and pumping interruptions.
The UN’s country coordinator reported disruption to electricity, water and fuel supplies after attacks on civilian infrastructure. At a hospital outside Khartoum, she said dialysis for 25 people stopped without backup power.
Original source ↗The WHO chief reported hospital shortages of staff, medicines and equipment, severely limited ambulances and insecurity obstructing medical deliveries.
Original source ↗The mayor’s Monday-afternoon account, reported on 3 November, put storage up from 37% to 41%. Yeoville service was restored and most of Alexander Park recovered, but high areas remained affected and tower pumping at Midrand’s Grand Central was suspended.
Original source ↗The Presidency reported activation of response protocols and preparation of specialist teams and transport capacity.
Original source ↗The Presidency reported signatures from 16 institutions on accountability and management of public resources.
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