• Khartoum: The Higher Committee for Emergency and Crisis Management in the state approves a set of measures to resolve the fuel crisis, including setting a cap for refuelling, preventing dispensing outside the tank, designating the stations and banning the refuelling of unlicensed rickshaws, and Sovereignty Council member Dr. Nuwara confirms, during her meeting with the Coordination Council of Agricultural Projects in the state, that the rehabilitation of agricultural projects is a government priority, and the national polio vaccination campaign will be launched in Khartoum Locality next Monday, and a workshop in the state discusses providing job and income opportunities for young people affected by displacement (Source: SUNA) • Gezira: The Governor of Gezira directs the completion of the medical shortages at Al-Shurfa Barakat Rural Hospital, and the Governor of the Gezira Scheme confirms targeting the cultivation of 400,000 feddans of wheat in the winter season, and the Governor blesses the establishment of the Cleanliness Authority and calls for recycling waste and benefiting from it economically (Source: SUNA) • Red Sea: The Port Sudan International Forum for Security and Development concludes its work and issues its recommendations, and the Governor of the Red Sea meets the head of the Legislative Council of the Russian city of St. Petersburg, and the manager of Prince Osman Digna Port discusses the repercussions of the vehicle unloading decisions, and protesters close the national road in Dordeib Locality because of the fuel crisis (Source: SUNA) • Kassala: The Governor of Kassala confirms that community policing is an essential pillar in maintaining the security, stability and safety of society (Source: SUNA) • Gedaref: The state completes the arrangements to launch the polio response campaign (Source: SUNA) • Sennar: The Minister of Human Resources and Social Welfare inaugurates in the state the Nafrat Al-Amal, and the Zakat Chamber in Sennar launches the second Nafrat Al-Amal at a cost exceeding 25 billion pounds for more than 63,000 families and releases 50 indebted inmates from Sinja Prison, and the Southern Health Centre in Sinja is opened after its rehabilitation, and the Karkoj Medical Centre (Source: SUNA) • White Nile: The Governor of the White Nile inspects the extent of the destruction at the Tindalti transformer electricity station, and the Governors of the White Nile and West Kordofan discuss the conditions of the displaced and enhancing joint cooperation (Source: SUNA) • Blue Nile: The Commissioner of Damazin discusses with a delegation of the Zadna Company the developmental projects and infrastructure in the province (Source: SUNA) • Northern: The President of the Sovereignty Council visits, as part of his tour in the state, the house of Al-Sada Al-Adarisa in the Bayouda area and the Al-Barqiq area amid a mass reception, and praises the sacrifices of the citizens of Wadi Halfa and the state and their support for the Armed Forces, and inspects the problems of agriculture in the Al-Barqiq, Karma and Al-Daffufa projects, and the Humanitarian Aid Commissioner in the state reviews the programmes of the Ashri'at Al-Amal Organisation, and the Supreme Council for Culture and Media organises an awareness programme on the dangers of drugs (Source: SUNA and Sovereignty Council Media) • River Nile: The Governor of River Nile says that the rise in prices is one of the faces of the economic war, and three young men were killed and a fourth was wounded on Wednesday evening following a drone targeting a civilian vehicle in the Sidon area, according to local sources, with no official comment until the writing of the news (Source: SUNA; Sudan Now) • North Darfur: The Governor of the Darfur Region, Minni Arko Minawi, says on the first anniversary of the fall of El Fasher that there is no tolerance for impunity, and demands accountability for those responsible for the violations witnessed in the city (Source: SUNA) • West Darfur: The Sudanese American Physicians Association (SAPA) restarts the dialysis centre in El Geneina after a stoppage that lasted three years (Source: SUNA)
— Editorial Team