Large parts of Sudan's capital lose power after drone attack
- SHENDI, Sudan -- Large parts of Sudan’s capital were without electricity for more than 12 hours Tuesday after a drone strike on a major power substation, according to an electric company official.
- The attack left hospitals and bakeries dependent on generators and limited water supplies across Khartoum.
- The state-run Sudanese Electricity Distribution Company acknowledged “serious damage and technical faults” to the distribution network and several main stations and power lines but didn't explain the reason in a statement.
Unverified
- SHENDI, Sudan -- Large parts of Sudan’s capital were without electricity for more than 12 hours Tuesday after a drone strike on a major power substation, according to an electric company official.
- The attack left hospitals and bakeries dependent on generators and limited water supplies across Khartoum.
- The state-run Sudanese Electricity Distribution Company acknowledged “serious damage and technical faults” to the distribution network and several main stations and power lines but didn't explain the reason in a statement.
Sources: ABC News