• Khartoum: rainwater floods streets and low-lying areas and disrupts traffic due to blocked drains, the Minister of Finance chairs a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Savings and Social Development Bank, and the Ministry of Education announces opening an additional window for issuing the secondary certificate in Omdurman early next week (Sources: Al Jazeera; Sudanese newspaper headlines — Al-Majd News, September 25) • Gezira: the National Civil Defense Council: the toll of rain and flood victims rises to 89 deaths and the total collapse of 19,864 homes and partial collapse of 30,166 across the country, the state is the most affected and the collapse of the main road to Managil hinders the arrival of aid, and the Gezira governor affirms that industry represents a way out for the Sudanese economy (Sources: The National Civil Defense Council via the Algerian Press Service; Al-Majd News) • Red Sea: Sovereignty Council member Dr. Nawara directs expediting the appointment of a director for the Tokar Delta agricultural project (Source: Sudanese newspaper headlines — Al-Majd News, September 25) • Kassala: 6 people including a child were killed as a result of houses collapsing due to heavy rains in Sennar, Kassala and El Damer, and a mass rally in the state calls for stopping foreign interventions in Sudanese affairs (Sources: Civil Defense via Al Jazeera; Al-Majd News) • Gedaref: the Secretary-General for Youth and Sports in Gedaref inspects the progress of work on the Takal Al-Khair project at the camp (Source: Al-Majd News) • Sennar: heavy rains claim the lives of citizens in houses collapsing in the state, among 6 dead including a child in Sennar, Kassala and El Damer (Source: Civil Defense via Al Jazeera) • River Nile: floods besiege the city of El Damer and a number of villages in Atbara and Shendi, 4 dead and 6 injured in the collapse of two houses in Al-Shaadinab south of El Damer, and the state governor meets the Giad company, state sector, and the meeting focuses on people's livelihoods (Sources: Al Jazeera; Al-Majd News) • Northern: dust storms followed by heavy rainfall, and new floods strike the Sortoud area in Dongola with minor material damage without loss of life, and the continental road linking Egypt and Sudan in Halfa locality is cut off due to floods, and the state's Council of Ministers approves the winter agricultural season plan and the mobilization of banks and projects at a cost exceeding 6 billion pounds (Sources: Al Jazeera; the National Civil Defense Council via the Algerian Press Service; Al-Majd News) • White Nile: the state is among those affected by floods, the Popular Resistance in Al-Salam locality dispatches a support convoy to North Kordofan, and the state's Minister of Education discusses with organizations supporting education and preparing the school environment (Sources: Civil Defense; Al-Majd News) • Blue Nile: a rapidly escalating field situation — the army reinforces its presence and the regional government announces general mobilization, the RSF announces its control of Makja, Kurmuk, Al-Baraka and Kili, thousands of families are displaced toward El Damazin and 3 camps for the displaced are established, and a delegation of the National Human Rights Mechanism inspects the militia's violations in the region (Sources: Al Jazeera; Al-Majd News) • North Kordofan: the International Organization for Migration: more than 36,000 Sudanese displaced from the state since last Saturday following the RSF's control of El Fasher, and a hostile FH-95 drone is shot down northeast of the Al-Kukiti area (Sources: The International Organization for Migration via Asr News; Al-Majd News) • South Kordofan: a drone strike targets the building of the government's Humanitarian Aid Commission in the city of Dilling, and the army continues its advance toward Kadugli, from which about 147,000 people (80% of the population) have fled according to the United Nations (Source: Agence France-Presse) • West Kordofan: the state government mobilizes its institutions for the Popular Resistance and completes mobilization arrangements to liberate the state, and final exams for the primary and intermediate stages begin (Source: Al-Majd News) • North Darfur: the state government rejects trading Al-Burhan's visa for a truce and calls for respecting Sudan's sovereignty and not politicizing the UN platform (Source: Al-Majd News) • South Darfur: the state is among those affected by floods and heavy rains according to the National Civil Defense Council (Source: Algerian Press Service) • Central Darfur: drone strikes target the city of Zalingei, the state capital, and smoke and flames rise from one of the buildings that a military source said was a warehouse belonging to the RSF (Source: Agence France-Presse) • West Darfur: violent clashes in Kulbus (about 140 km north of El Geneina) between the army and the Joint Force against the RSF, and the Joint Force announces the killing of the commander of the attacking force and his deputy and the destruction of 14 combat vehicles (Source: Sudan Tribune) • East Darfur: no important news was reported from the state today — Editorial Team