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[00:00:02] deep sleep thanks to God Almighty and then
[00:00:05] thanks to the efforts of the brothers in charge, meaning the esteemed
[00:00:09] will have a very large number governor, may God reward him with good,
[00:00:11] GSB Solar agents in who personally adopted
[00:00:14] this mobilization, meaning preparing the medical
[00:00:18] fortress and equipping
[00:00:20] it, especially the heart
[00:00:24] laziness center, and we are talking about, God willing, a medical
[00:00:28] city in Kassala
[00:00:31] and varied segments. A number of State, God willing, if this medical fortress is completed, we expect that
[00:00:36] He said that this we will cover, meaning no other patient
[00:00:38] will travel outside Kassala State. All needs will be
[00:00:42] available here. The medical fortress
[00:00:45] testifies to the greatness of the people of this state
[00:00:47] and testifies to the greatness of the people of this state.
[00:00:51] These
[00:00:53] to me buildings were a dream that haunted the citizens of Kassala State from within
[00:00:57] the medical fortress and from the center.
[00:01:01] during this The dream of heart surgery was completed. The medical fortress is a new
[00:01:05] pulse of life for Kassala
[00:01:08] State.
[00:01:13] Thank you to the colleagues in Kassala and good luck to
[00:01:16] all our dear viewers, viewers of the Pulse of the Nation. We will immediately move
[00:01:20] to the news and political programs
[00:01:24] section and the news studio with
[00:01:26] Mundhir. Thank you for colleague Sawsan Abdel Rahman in a brief summary of the latest news.
[00:01:29] Welcome Sawsan and good evening. Welcome
[00:01:32] colleague Mundhir. Welcome viewers. Welcome to this news summary.
[00:01:48] doctors give you, God willing, you will not experience any
[00:01:52] instructions? So, before donating,
[00:01:57] and famous recipe, The General Command of the Armed Forces
[00:02:02] It's quick, delicious, and easy issued a press statement in which it stated, with God's help and success, our air
[00:02:06] defenses today were able to shoot down an enemy
[00:02:09] drone of type FH-95
[00:02:13] north of the Al-Kuweit region in North
[00:02:16] Kordofan State.
[00:02:23] The Chairman of the Transitional Sovereignty Council, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed
[00:02:27] Forces, Lieutenant General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, and
[00:02:31] The campaign specifically the Deputy Chairman of the Sovereignty Council, Malik Agar, and a number of
[00:02:34] officials attended the prayers for Sudan, which were organized by the
[00:02:37] Sudanese Council of Churches
[00:02:39] the committee has been completed. After that, we contacted at the Khartoum International Fair. The prayers focused on
[00:02:42] praying for peace, security, and stability in Sudan
[00:02:46] and a better future in which the people
[00:02:49] enjoy prosperity and unity in an event that aimed to
[00:02:52] enhance national solidarity in facing the repercussions
[00:02:56] of the war. The Chairman of the Sovereignty Council greeted the Christian clergy
[00:03:00] Come to prayer. who organized prayers for
[00:03:02] peace and called for confronting those who call for division,
[00:03:06] large segment of the people currently dispersion,
[00:03:06] and hatred.
[00:03:11] Come to prayer. For his part, the Deputy Chairman
[00:03:15] of the Transitional Sovereignty Council, Malik Agar Air, said that all
[00:03:19] heavenly religions call for peace, brotherhood,
[00:03:24] Come to and love.
[00:03:28] The member of the Sovereignty Council, Abdullah Yahya, inspected
[00:03:32] the wounded and injured from the operations at the Military Hospital and Yahya
[00:03:37] God willing. And in checked on their health conditions and the level of medical and therapeutic care
[00:03:46] blood donation specifically, Sudanese. It starts from provided to them and praised the great efforts made by the medical staff and workers in health facilities, appreciating what
[00:03:50] they provide in moral support
[00:03:52] time in our country, here in and therapeutic care for the wounded and injured despite
[00:03:55] the current challenges and circumstances.
[00:03:58] the rumors that are spread. I mean, what The member of the Transitional Sovereignty Council affirmed the state's concern for the wounded
[00:04:01] and injured and the provision
[00:04:03] to reach a level of of necessary health care for them in appreciation of what
[00:04:06] they have offered in sacrifices. Abdullah Yahya saluted
[00:04:09] the heroes of the armed forces and the joint forces,
[00:04:12] praising the progress made by
[00:04:16] the forces in the Kordofan axis and appreciating their sacrifices
[00:04:19] and efforts in
[00:04:21] But if your blood is the field.
[00:04:27] The Governor of River Nile, Dr. Mohamed Badawi Abdel Majid,
[00:04:30] received the Minister of Animal Resources, Dr. Ahmed
[00:04:34] Al-Tijani Al-Mansouri, and the accompanying delegation, in the presence
[00:04:37] of the Minister of Agriculture and Animal Resources in the state
[00:04:40] and a number of sector leaders. The Governor affirmed
[00:04:43] the state government's interest in the animal resources sector
[00:04:47] as one of the important sectors for the economy
[00:04:50] and exports, pointing out the state's possession of
[00:04:54] pastures, water, and a location close to export
[00:04:58] facilities. He explained that the state's plan focuses on
[00:05:01] developing agricultural and animal exports and developing
[00:05:05] export infrastructure, in addition to agricultural
[00:05:08] manufacturing and processing industries. The Governor announced
[00:05:11] the state government's welcome for the establishment of the animal production
[00:05:15] city, affirming the commitment to provide what is necessary
[00:05:18] for the establishment
[00:05:19] of the project.
[00:05:23] White Nile State hosted the coordination meeting of representatives
[00:05:27] of the Red Crescent Society in the states as part
[00:05:30] of the activities of the World First Aid Day.
[00:05:33] The Governor of White Nile, Lieutenant General Gamal
[00:05:36] Al-Din Mohamed Fadl Al-Mawla, praised the great national role
[00:05:40] played by the Sudanese Red Crescent Society in
[00:05:43] the Battle of Dignity and its role in saving the lives of citizens.
[00:05:49] celebration comes as an affirmation of the efforts
[00:05:51] of volunteers in serving the nation and the citizen.
[00:05:54] The Governor directed to expand first aid
[00:05:57] programs in all localities of the state. For his part,
[00:06:01] the President of the Sudanese Red Crescent Society, Dr.
[00:06:05] Abdel Rahman Bilal, revealed the society's plan to
[00:06:08] reach one first aider in every home as a strategic goal
[00:06:13] year.
[00:06:18] This bulletin has ended, dear viewers. I will meet you at
[00:06:22] exactly five o'clock for a detailed news report. Now, I return
[00:06:25] to my colleague Mundhir Jalal to complete what remains of the Pulse of the Nation.
[00:06:29] Thank you, Mundhir. Thank you, Sawsan. Safety, security,
[00:06:32] and stability for our dear, beautiful Sudan in
[00:06:35] all its parts and all its beautiful
[00:06:39] and fragrant states. We continue with you in the Pulse of the Nation.
[00:07:06] God is the greatest, God
[00:07:08] is the greatest.
[00:07:11] God.
[00:07:45] I bear witness that Muhammad
[00:07:49] is the Messenger
[00:07:51] of God.
[00:07:59] I bear witness that Muhammad
[00:08:03] is the Messenger
[00:08:05] of God.
[00:08:37] salvation.
[00:09:14] There is no god but
[00:09:16] God.
[00:09:21] O God, Lord of this perfect
[00:09:25] call and the established
[00:09:29] prayer, grant
[00:09:33] Muhammad
[00:09:35] the intercession
[00:09:37] and the merit,
[00:09:39] and raise him to a praised station.
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[00:14:22] anything else.
[00:14:56] The electricity here doesn't cut out. The production line lifts, lifts,
[00:14:59] working. The factory is working, working,
[00:15:03] working, working, running. Working, working. The water
[00:15:07] is pumped faster by the sun. We are just planting. It sets
[00:15:11] and rises. Working.
[00:15:13] Working. Working.
[00:15:17] Working. We are collecting the waste. It turns into shining gold
[00:15:21] and the light shines. Working, working,
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[00:16:21] Oh, the beautiful country
[00:16:24] of Salma. It never stopped
[00:16:27] giving. Its goodness extended
[00:16:31] when it was said, if the light is
[00:16:34] gone,
[00:16:37] with light we walk
[00:16:41] with certainty. We never stopped
[00:16:44] for a day,
[00:16:48] nor did goodness stop.
[00:16:50] The good people increased.
[00:16:59] A people that does not add a fine artist. Good
[00:17:02] and
[00:17:05] established the shop and established the farm and established
[00:17:09] the neighbor with the neighbor.
[00:17:13] Our grandmother opens next to him before
[00:17:17] his door in the midst of hardship, and no matter
[00:17:20] what, he meets
[00:17:21] what comes with a smile
[00:17:25] and a cup of tea.
[00:17:28] Our beautiful country,
[00:17:31] and this is us. We, with our presence, accept
[00:17:35] hardship. In us, a morning we cleared,
[00:17:38] we did not stop, nor did we come
[00:17:42] to rest. This is our country, and this is us.
[00:17:45] Despite the challenge, by our will, we were able to overcome
[00:17:49] all hardship, and we are with you in this, saying, if
[00:17:52] we stopped, we would not stop.
[00:18:57] We at Sudani Telecommunications confirm that social
[00:19:00] responsibility is not a marginal activity, but rather
[00:19:03] an essential part of our institutional identity. We have committed
[00:19:07] to the United Nations Global Compact
[00:19:10] and have made the Sustainable Development Goals
[00:19:13] 20-30 a reference and a roadmap
[00:19:16] for our work in the areas of human rights,
[00:19:20] decent work, environmental protection, and combating
[00:19:23] corruption.
[00:19:26] The conference held at this
[00:19:30] Sudan, is a great opportunity that indicates
[00:19:33] that Sudan, praise be to God, has begun to recover from the ordeal that befell it,
[00:19:36] and we are arranging and preparing
[00:19:41] reconstruction better than we were, God willing.
[00:19:43] الله
[00:19:47] The topic of this summit also addresses an important
[00:19:50] dimension that all societies need, including
[00:19:53] Sudanese society, which is the role
[00:19:56] of community initiatives in promoting practices of social
[00:20:00] responsibility with a sustainable impact.
[00:20:02] Therefore, we hope, God willing, through the working papers
[00:20:06] in which experts and speakers from the Republic of Sudan
[00:20:09] participate, in addition to many of our Arab countries,
[00:20:12] that we will crown some initiatives with a sustainable
[00:20:15] impact that will benefit Sudanese society, in addition to
[00:20:19] our other Arab societies.
[00:21:07] Welcome back, dear viewers, viewers
[00:21:11] of Sudan TV. The Pulse of the Nation always
[00:21:13] takes us on a tour here and there through a number
[00:21:17] of stations and a number of different
[00:21:21] guests always add splendor
[00:21:24] and beauty to this journey. Greetings and love to all those who have joined
[00:21:27] us to follow and watch
[00:21:30] the Pulse of the Country and the Pulse of the Nation through
[00:21:34] Sudan National TV. A distinguished guest, God willing,
[00:21:37] will be with us during the upcoming
[00:21:40] segment, talking about
[00:21:43] the "Waleed" blood donation
[00:21:46] initiative, which is carried out by the Sudan University of Sciences
[00:21:49] and Technology Students' Association.
[00:21:52] With us in the studio, dear viewer,
[00:21:55] is Professor
[00:21:58] and Mr. Mohamed Adel,
[00:22:01] President of the Sudan University of Sciences and Technology Students' Association,
[00:22:05] representing the students, to talk about
[00:22:08] the "Waleed" blood donation
[00:22:10] initiative. Welcome, Abu Hamid. Welcome, Professor
[00:22:16] the hospitality of Sudan National TV. Welcome
[00:22:19] to all viewers and listeners from everywhere.
[00:22:23] And in the beginning, mercy and forgiveness for the martyrs
[00:22:26] of the Battle of Dignity and all those stationed
[00:22:29] on the front lines. We wish a speedy recovery
[00:22:32] to all the injured and the release of prisoners, God
[00:22:35] willing. Yes, amen.
[00:22:39] And in the beginning, Mohamed, let's start
[00:22:42] with the campaign specifically, defining the campaign
[00:22:45] and telling us about it and how the idea came about.
[00:22:48] Well, regarding the Waleed campaign, we, in the Students' Association
[00:22:52] of the Faculty of Medicine, Sudan University of Technology,
[00:22:55] have, since the beginning of the term, had the Public Health Secretariat working on a number
[00:22:58] of activities in social responsibility. One of the activities was
[00:23:02] the convoy that went out to the village of Qurai in the past
[00:23:06] period. And currently, the proposal for the Waleed
[00:23:09] blood donation campaign came about due to the current need of the country
[00:23:12] in the current circumstances for blood donation, from the perspective of hospitals
[00:23:16] and from the perspective of the injured at the current time.
[00:23:21] at this time, I mean, it certainly has great
[00:23:24] meanings for you. I mean, why did you choose this specific time? Certainly,
[00:23:28] of course, at the current moment, there is a large
[00:23:31] return to the capital, Khartoum, after recovery and the recovery phase. As
[00:23:35] we see, the war and the effects of the current war, so blood donation at the current
[00:23:39] moment is one of the most important things
[00:23:42] we can offer as medical students and as a social responsibility for us
[00:23:45] in the Faculty of Medicine in the health system and the integrated health system we have.
[00:23:49] So... the need of hospitals, the need of the injured
[00:23:53] and those stationed on the front lines and all the people
[00:23:56] currently injured in hospitals, they need blood donation at the current
[00:24:00] time. You named the campaign "Waleed."
[00:24:03] What does this name mean to you and what message does it convey to people?
[00:24:07] Beautiful. Of course, our media team
[00:24:10] worked on this name. Of course, the name "Waleed"
[00:24:13] is a very short name so that the campaign is distinctive or the campaign name is distinctive.
[00:24:17] Some people say it expresses blood donation itself because the process
[00:24:21] of blood donation is actually done through veins. That's why
[00:24:24] the name Waleed was a distinctive and
[00:24:28] pleasant name. Okay, Mohamed, I want you to talk
[00:24:32] to us about the importance of
[00:24:36] and what are the categories that always need
[00:24:39] blood, and what are the categories that can donate blood?
[00:24:42] Very good. Regarding the importance of blood donation, we have
[00:24:45] many, many importances. So, currently, emergency
[00:24:49] cases always need blood
[00:24:53] donation. They need blood, especially if you, for example, come
[00:24:56] to the hospital and you don't have anyone with the same blood
[00:24:59] type. So, you will need someone to donate blood to you. So, we
[00:25:03] currently provide this blood to hospitals so that they are ready if
[00:25:06] any emergency cases come. After that, all surgical operations, of course,
[00:25:10] need blood to be available. I mean, you don't undergo any surgical operation unless there
[00:25:14] is a blood reserve and availability. And so on, in
[00:25:17] obstetric operations, there is also a great need for blood due to bleeding
[00:25:20] cases that might occur, and so on. Mohamed Adel,
[00:25:24] this could lead us to the next question, the issue
[00:25:27] of donation specifically. Do
[00:25:30] people donate from all targeted categories
[00:25:34] and different blood types, or do you have a specific blood type that you
[00:25:37] are trying to provide for a certain period? Very good. We aim
[00:25:41] for at least 150 blood bags
[00:25:45] in the campaign, but we are not targeting a specific blood type. Rather, we want to provide
[00:25:48] the largest possible amount of all blood types that we can, but I mean, at least
[00:25:52] the targeted number is 150 blood bags currently.
[00:25:56] There are very rare blood types, so how
[00:25:59] do you find them? This is true. True. We try to, for example, the gathering
[00:26:03] places, of course, the campaign is four days, two days
[00:26:06] in Omdurman and two days in Khartoum. So these gathering places
[00:26:12] of people, and any person who is already
[00:26:15] eligible will undergo certain tests to determine their blood type, and only
[00:26:19] then will they enter the donation process. This leads us to a very important question, the issue
[00:26:22] of pre-donation tests specifically for the donor. There
[00:26:26] are many people who come and say, "I want to donate, Mohamed," but
[00:26:30] they might be medically unfit,
[00:26:34] Very good. Of course, I mean, any donor cannot just donate, but
[00:26:38] we have certain conditions for donation. The first
[00:26:41] of these conditions is that the donor must be in good health and not
[00:26:45] have any currently contagious diseases, even non-contagious
[00:26:49] diseases or chronic diseases. I mean, they should not have any chronic disease. And of course,
[00:26:53] the donor's age must be between 18 and
[00:26:56] 60 years old. But I mean, they must also be in good health. I mean, not just
[00:27:00] anyone. And so on, we have many conditions
[00:27:05] until the donation process is completed. And the most important thing, of course, is that their blood should not be low. I mean,
[00:27:08] our hemoglobin in the body must be at a certain level so that you can
[00:27:12] donate blood and not suffer from anemia. I mean, but if your hemoglobin
[00:27:15] or blood was good, then, God willing, you can
[00:27:19] donate safely. Of course, Mohamed, there are very funny stories
[00:27:23] after blood donation, because many times
[00:27:26] some complications occur. So how
[00:27:29] do we avoid these complications, and how can we overcome them so that
[00:27:33] they don't happen to the person who donated blood and has already left you? Very good.
[00:27:37] This is very important. People are always worried, I mean, after I donate blood,
[00:27:40] what happens to these people and so on? But when you follow
[00:27:44] the correct procedures and the instructions that
[00:27:47] the specialized team and specialized
[00:27:51] adverse effects. What are some of these
[00:27:54] before you donate, even from home, you must have slept enough
[00:27:58] hours, from seven to nine hours. You must have drunk enough
[00:28:01] fluids throughout the day and come to us with a light meal. I mean, don't be too heavy, and at the same time, don't come
[00:28:05] fasting. I mean, come with a light meal so that you can carry yourself.
[00:28:09] After that, you come to the registration period, you register and sit down to rest. Don't be upset and don't
[00:28:13] be afraid of anything. After that, after the donation period, directly
[00:28:16] we have a recovery phase. We don't let you donate and then immediately go home.
[00:28:20] No, you go straight. No, no, immediately after the donation phase, you go to
[00:28:24] the recovery phase. Here in recovery, you sit, they give you a meal and they give you
[00:28:28] fluids. You rest for 10 to 15 minutes, and then, God willing,
[00:28:31] these symptoms will not occur or will subside significantly. Excellent.
[00:28:35] The campaign is currently ongoing. Has the campaign started? Currently, thank God, we have started the formation
[00:28:38] of the organizing committee. The formation of
[00:28:42] the relevant authorities regarding blood donation. Thank
[00:28:45] God, we had contact with the Central Blood Bank, Omdurman Hospital,
[00:28:49] and the Military Hospital. Thank God, they gave us their approval, and they are
[00:28:52] currently working with us in preparing the campaign. We just need to start the campaign, God
[00:28:56] willing, at the beginning of next October, God willing.
[00:28:59] Are you targeting youth and students? Yes, exactly. We
[00:29:03] are currently targeting youth because they represent a very
[00:29:08] in Khartoum, I mean, after the university students and all segments
[00:29:12] of society who can, I mean, or who meet the conditions for blood donation,
[00:29:15] they are among the targeted segments we have.
[00:29:19] Are there specific places where you will be present in the Khartoum
[00:29:23] triangle? Very good. We will actually have the blood
[00:29:26] donation campaign in Omdurman and Khartoum. In Omdurman,
[00:29:30] the targeted locations are Omdurman
[00:29:33] Teaching Hospital and Martyrs' Square, which is an area
[00:29:36] with a very large population,
[00:29:40] Khartoum, we are targeting the Arab Market and the stadium and the
[00:29:43] surrounding areas as well, because there are university students there.
[00:29:47] Mohamed Adel, what message can you send to all
[00:29:50] the people watching you now? Some people are, I mean,
[00:29:53] elderly, but they have never donated blood before,
[00:29:56] and they have great fears, I mean, from
[00:30:00] advice can you give them? What can you tell them?
[00:30:04] Very good. We actually have a whole team for health education working on this
[00:30:07] issue, and currently, among the very important things, there are many
[00:30:11] misconceptions in society about blood donation. Firstly, that
[00:30:15] blood donation, for example, causes anemia. Blood donation does not cause anemia
[00:30:19] or iron deficiency unless you already had low blood.
[00:30:24] within the required limits, then it will not
[00:30:27] cause anemia for you. For example, it is said that blood donation causes weight loss,
[00:30:31] but it does not cause weight loss or anything. Rather, they will take from you
[00:30:35] a very small amount of blood that will not harm your body, God willing.
[00:30:38] Another misconception is that blood donation
[00:30:42] transmits infection. It does not transmit infection, and there
[00:30:46] are many sterilization and safety procedures until
[00:30:50] the donation process is completed. We assure people that blood
[00:30:53] donation is very safe. Of course, blood donation is safe to the maximum extent, and thank God,
[00:30:57] the medical staff do not fall short in terms of safety.