Sudan's army and its rival paramilitary said Sunday they will extend a humanitarian cease-fire a further 72 hours. Griffiths said that "massive looting" of aid supplies has hindered efforts to help civilians. The aircraft took off earlier in the day from Jordan and safely landed in the city of Port Sudan, it said. On Sunday, a second U.S.-government organized convoy arrived in Port Sudan, said State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller. The government asked British nationals who wish to leave Sudan to travel to the British Evacuation Handling Centre at Port Sudan International Airport before 12 p.m. Sudan time.

Source: Ethiopian News May 01, 2023 00:42 UTC