Wondering what Egypt πͺπ¬has done for incoming Sudanese πΈπ© since the outbreak of the crisis βοΈβοΈβοΈβοΈβοΈ
β 164 K Sudanese granted access to Egypt until today.
β Thousands of visas issued to our Sudanese brothers.
β 164 K Sudanese granted access to Egypt until today.
β Thousands of visas issued to our Sudanese brothers.
β
Women, Children, and the elderly granted access on the spot and without a visa.
β 30 tons of Medical Supplies to Port Sudan.
β Facilitating delivery of tens of tons of international humanitarian aid.
β Border crossings reinforced by extra personnel and equipment.
β 30 tons of Medical Supplies to Port Sudan.
β Facilitating delivery of tens of tons of international humanitarian aid.
β Border crossings reinforced by extra personnel and equipment.
β
15 mobile clinics & several fixed clinics & pharmacies.
β 12 medical convoys.
β Free cellular lines.
β Thousands of hot meals.
β 13 ambulances allocated to the Egyptian side of the borders.
β 1050 chronic disease cases provided with medications.
β 12 medical convoys.
β Free cellular lines.
β Thousands of hot meals.
β 13 ambulances allocated to the Egyptian side of the borders.
β 1050 chronic disease cases provided with medications.
β
157 intensive care cases.
β 120 major surgeries.
β 100 dialysis cases.
β 15 K hygiene kits.
β Free transportation from border crossings.
β Unrestricted access to healthcare, education, and other basic services.
β 120 major surgeries.
β 100 dialysis cases.
β 15 K hygiene kits.
β Free transportation from border crossings.
β Unrestricted access to healthcare, education, and other basic services.
β
Humanitarian Center was established by the Egyptian Red Crescent at border crossings.
β Freedom of movement granted.
π« No border closures.
π« No refugees camps.
π« No movement restrictions.
π« No descriminatory measures.
π« No forced returns.
β Freedom of movement granted.
π« No border closures.
π« No refugees camps.
π« No movement restrictions.
π« No descriminatory measures.
π« No forced returns.
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