Northern Sudan authorities threaten power cuts to farmers
The Northern State in Sudan is facing a severe crisis in the electricity sector, resulting in the cessation of water pumps and damage to agricultural crops. This is due to voltage fluctuations caused by attacks on the power grid by Rapid Support Forces over the past three years. These disruptions have caused significant losses for farmers, leading to the halt of their agricultural projects and the disappearance of a vital water source, threatening the food security of the population. Authorities are currently working to increase reliance on alternative energy sources, such as solar and wind power, to stabilize electricity supplies and support the agricultural sector.
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