Khartoum / El Gedaref — The streets of Khartoum again show long lines of people waiting in front of petrol stations and bakeries to buy fuel or bread. Cooking gas has become extremely scarce again as well. According to Sudan's Communist Party, the ongoing fuel crisis will definitely lead to a famine in the country.
Residents told Radio Dabanga from Khartoum that the capital's remote areas are lacking flour, prompting them search for bread in other districts.
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