Khartoum — Water resources and civil defense authorities are sending alarm signals about a high jump in water levels in the River Nile and its tributaries.
These authorities cite a marked week-long rise in those rivers' water levels. They also say they expect further rises in water levels due to ongoing heavy downpours in the Ethiopian Plateau and elsewhere in the region that could mean imminent floods along the river banks.
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