Residents across Sudan’s Khartoum continue struggling with prolonged power cuts despite gradual progress in restoring electricity.
Many households still face daily disruptions as limited electricity remains insufficient to meet basic needs.
The junta-led Ministry of Energy says power is being restored in stages to essential facilities across Khartoum State.
Engineers have restored electricity to 10 key water treatment plants after working around the clock.
Power has also returned to 15 major hospitals, including Omdurman and Bahri, helping revive critical healthcare services.
Many residential areas, however, continue receiving only limited electricity as authorities restore the grid gradually.
The widespread blackout followed a recent fire at the key Merowe Dam power station.
Technicians have completed initial repairs and are reconnecting regional power networks in phases.
Replacement equipment for the damaged hydroelectric station is expected to arrive within three days.
Officials continue urging residents to conserve electricity until the power supply fully stabilises.
Recovery efforts remain underway across Khartoum, River Nile, Northern and Red Sea states.
