Governor of White Nile Visits Wounded from the Liberation Battle of Jebel Muya at Kosty Military Hospital

Mr. Omar Al-Khalifa Abdullah, the Governor of White Nile State, along with Dr. Al-Zain Saad Adam, the Acting Minister of Health and Social Development, several members of the state government, and the Chairman and members of the Supreme Committee for Mobilization, Alertness, and Popular Resistance, led by retired Major General Sayed Al-Izzal Mohammed Khalid, visited the wounded from the Liberation Battle of Jebel Muya at the military hospital in Kosty. The governor and his accompanying delegation checked on the condition of the wounded and listened to a detailed report from Colonel Doctor Osman Ibrahim, the commander of the military hospital in Kosty, regarding the number of casualties who arrived at the hospital that morning and the level of healthcare services provided to them.

Governor Al-Khalifa praised the armed forces for their victories on all operational fronts, stating that they, along with various security agencies, volunteers, and special forces, are engaged in a decisive battle to liberate Jebel Muya and restore the road connecting White Nile State to Sennar State. He affirmed that the battle for dignity is nearing its conclusion and that the Rapid Support Forces and mercenaries will be eliminated. He added that the upcoming operations will focus on cleansing the country of agents, traitors, and mercenaries.

Governor of White Nile Visits Wounded from the Liberation Battle of Jebel Muya at Kosty Military Hospital

The governor reassured the people of White Nile State that the region would be free of the rebellious militias and that preparations and arrangements were underway with military leadership for the liberation of the Al-Qutaina locality.

For his part, Dr. Al-Zain Saad Adam, the Acting Minister of Health, stated that the state has opened all hospital doors and mobilized all medical and human resources to provide surgical and medical services to the injured from the Jebel Muya battle, noting that his ministry has implemented all directives from the Governor of White Nile, who has been overseeing the treatment of the wounded from the Battle of Dignity since its inception.

Colonel Doctor Osman Ibrahim, commander of the military hospital in Kosty, indicated that the hospital received several injured individuals since early morning, praising the effective coordination with the Ministry of Health, which enabled the hospital to provide essential services to the wounded.