Floods have killed dozens of people and displaced thousands in Sudan.

Sudan has postponed opening schools due to the floods affecting many parts of the country.

The Education Minister Mahmud Sir al-Khatim al-Huri said “the academic year, which was due to begin this month across the country has now been pushed to 2 October” local media quoted.

At least 623 schools have been affected by the floods and the delay in the school calendar is to allow their reconstruction and rehabilitation.

Heavy rains and flash floods have killed over 100 people and destroyed thousands of homes in more than a dozen states in Sudan in recent weeks.

BBC

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