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[00:00:00] Because all of this school was a fatwa for us.
[00:00:02] level, for example, in Two schools and we are many, so it doesn't carry us, and tomorrow we will return.
[00:00:06] When we return
[00:00:09] then you are fine. to the rich village, to the hut adorned
[00:00:12] with roses,
[00:00:16] Munther. Thank you for and we walk over the skulls of the masters, the banners
[00:00:19] are raised.
[00:00:21] The neighbors ululate, and the children dance,
[00:00:25] and the young ones, and the palm trees,
[00:00:28] and the willows, and the car. He said, the fruits
[00:00:30] are withered,
[00:00:33] and the illuminated wheat stalks in the fields and in
[00:00:38] doctors, God willing, you won't get anything. What the homes. No to retreating
[00:00:42] donating, even before you leave from the struggle. No to
[00:00:44] retreating, O Taqa,
[00:00:48] O Ahmed Al-Hassan, O
[00:00:51] all the government that came out of the wilderness, you
[00:00:55] came out of the wilderness, but you will see the result. It's clear that you
[00:00:59] are filming it for us. We have nothing
[00:01:01] a specific number of to say to you. Now, you will see your result. People went to Qadari because you want to take
[00:01:05] chairs. People died because they want to take chairs.
[00:01:09] If you waited here, you would have taken chairs. You would have taken chairs
[00:01:12] and been like these people.
[00:01:16] But you were bothered, and you
[00:01:20] So, our success indicator is brought your children
[00:01:21] and the campaign specifically at Your children, all your children here, you brought them from Jisan,
[00:01:25] and you are going to Karam, and from Karam, you want to reach
[00:01:28] Damazin, so that when you come from there, my brothers, to get
[00:01:31] you, show me. As long as our soul is in us, no militia can defeat us, no rapid support
[00:01:35] can defeat us, no Ja
[00:01:39] effects of the war, so blood donation at can defeat us, no Hassan Ahmed Al-Hassan can defeat us, and no one can defeat us. And God willing,
[00:01:43] we will be victorious, God willing. And we hope
[00:01:46] responsibility for us at the Faculty of Medicine in that the war
[00:01:47] ends and people return to the land of Sudan
[00:01:50] and return to joys and gratitude.
[00:01:53] We were especially grateful for Jisan governorate if
[00:01:56] small states unite. If the sky and earth fall, they will not fear, and by the will of God Almighty, because
[00:02:03] they killed our people, and they killed our mothers, and they killed our children.
[00:02:07] And now we are suffering, suffering with all seriousness. Then
[00:02:11] secondly, we say to the Sudanese army,
[00:02:15] throw forward from behind you.
[00:02:18] By God, we have truly suffered from
[00:02:22] the destruction and displacement and grief
[00:02:25] days, we have four sections because we left our villages and our farms and our things.
[00:02:28] We wish for the armed forces that we stand behind the armed forces.
[00:02:32] There is no alternative to the armed forces except the armed
[00:02:34] forces, one army, one people, because
[00:02:38] this army is a national army, and as you know, when this army
[00:02:41] is in a region, the citizen is calm
[00:02:45] and stable. As soon as a militia enters
[00:02:48] that region, as soon as it enters,
[00:02:51] it means displacement. So, there is no acceptance
[00:02:54] for the militia. We are all one army,
[00:02:58] one people. We hope that
[00:03:01] in the morning, evening, or God will strengthen the armed forces and expel
[00:03:05] this militia from the Blue Nile
[00:03:08] State. We condemn
[00:03:10] mornings are the best period, so from
[00:03:11] you actually have low blood. this hateful and criminal act, and we
[00:03:13] I see that in the near future stand behind the army, and God willing, God will grant victory to the army and the Sudanese
[00:03:16] people all together. We entered with ready meals
[00:03:20] and clothes for children and women.
[00:03:23] And God willing, we will continue to support
[00:03:26] these camps, God willing. Tomorrow
[00:03:30] we will return. Surely, we will return
[00:03:32] to the rich village,
[00:03:34] to the hut adorned with roses,
[00:03:38] and we walk over the skulls
[00:03:42] of the masters, the banners
[00:03:44] are raised.
[00:03:47] The neighbors ululate, and the children dance,
[00:03:51] and the young ones,
[00:03:53] and the palm trees, and the willows, and the car, the fruits
[00:03:57] are withered, and the stalks of wheat
[00:04:01] us based on the rumors we have illuminated in the fields and in the homes.
[00:04:05] No, we will not retreat from
[00:04:08] the struggle. No, we will not
[00:04:11] ready to receive retreat. Dear viewers everywhere,
[00:04:14] the wave of displacement of
[00:04:18] hospital does not only women, children, and the elderly from Gaysan governorate
[00:04:21] requires more working organizations in
[00:04:24] the field of humanitarian work to erase the effects of displacement
[00:04:29] here and there, a number of and forced migration.
[00:04:31] stations and a number of Until the next meeting in a new location, always my greetings, I am Issam Taha,
[00:04:35] always add and greetings to my colleague Mutawakil Al-Jamri, the sound and image
[00:04:38] for you, colleagues in the studio of the Nation's
[00:04:41] Pulse. Thank you very much,
[00:04:45] dear colleague Issam Taha. Thank you
[00:04:48] to the beautiful young people who are doing a wonderful
[00:04:51] job. The young people of the Gaysal Initiative
[00:04:55] people have naturally high blood for Development and Peace. Thank you to all the young people, and greetings
[00:04:58] of love and respect to
[00:05:00] our people and loved ones in Gaysan and throughout the Blue Nile
[00:05:03] region. God willing, very soon, security and safety will return to
[00:05:07] this good and beautiful region, and all people will return
[00:05:12] and as long as your blood is within to safe, secure, and stable homes.
[00:05:15] And God willing, all needs and all the things that
[00:05:19] you mentioned will be provided, and it is a call, of course, to all
[00:05:22] national organizations and to all young people
[00:05:25] to contribute. We will go to
[00:05:28] Kassala state, Kassala Al-Gash, Kassala
[00:05:32] Al-Warifa, Kassala Al-Halanqa, and Kassala
[00:05:35] Tutil, and from there, we will be
[00:05:39] present at the new Heart
[00:05:43] Diseases Center in Kassala, which is
[00:05:46] a very big leap in treating
[00:05:49] heart patients, and a very important
[00:05:52] health aspect. We wanted to convey these beautiful
[00:05:55] and life-saving things to a very large
[00:05:59] number of Kassala's people who often in previous periods had to
[00:06:02] go to the state. We will follow up and will definitely
[00:06:05] keep in touch
[00:06:06] with you.
[00:06:10] Today, Al-San had a battery installation and thank God, before
[00:06:13] I left the operation, thank God, my condition improved, and now, thank
[00:06:17] God, والله, thanks to God
[00:06:20] first, to the state government, and to everyone who
[00:06:23] contributed, and to the team
[00:06:26] that performed the operation, and to all
[00:06:29] the people. There are people who called themselves the Popular Commission
[00:06:33] for the Support of the Cardiac Center, and they are good people and businessmen
[00:06:36] in Kassala state, and in fact, they dedicated themselves to serving this center.
[00:06:40] Thank God, thanks to the efforts of people,
[00:06:43] and thanks to the care of God Almighty before anything else,
[00:06:46] we were able, in just two years, from being an idea
[00:06:50] and from being a discussion about how we establish the center and what its capabilities
[00:06:54] are, now we are talking about inaugurating
[00:06:57] and opening this center.
[00:08:12] They let
[00:08:19] tears
[00:08:26] the people of the Eastern State will enjoy
[00:08:29] this edifice in training
[00:08:32] and that
[00:08:35] is, they are devoted to their families in the first place.
[00:08:38] They offer what is precious and valuable, and they
[00:08:43] reside with
[00:08:45] their families.
[00:08:54] In fact, the idea came after we consulted with the specialists, our brother
[00:08:58] Dr. Samal Abdulaziz, a heart surgeon.
[00:09:01] And with the governor, this committee was formed,
[00:09:04] which was called the Committee or the Popular Commission for the Support of
[00:09:07] Cardiac Catheterization Hospital. And indeed, this commission, I
[00:09:10] salute them from this blessed platform, all of them in detail,
[00:09:14] because every member of this commission did not rest
[00:09:18] and did not sleep until this edifice became
[00:09:23] all the sick cases present now in Kassala and beyond Kassala.
[00:09:26] And I announce to the citizens of Kassala that this
[00:09:30] receive cases in Kassala, but also cases from Sudan
[00:09:34] and from outside Sudan.
[00:09:36] The medical
[00:09:40] fortress is, it means, an integrated project. It is several
[00:09:44] projects. It is an integrated and future program for Kassala state
[00:09:48] with these specialized
[00:09:51] centers, as well as institutions and hospitals
[00:09:55] that provide great services to all
[00:09:58] visitors to these hospitals, such as the Saudi Kassala Hospital
[00:10:02] and the advanced diagnostic center.
[00:10:05] It provides
[00:10:08] service in an environment with very
[00:10:12] high quality. Thank God Almighty, after many meetings with the governor
[00:10:15] and the federal Minister of Health, and he was the first to
[00:10:19] come to us here, he also encouraged us to immediately
[00:10:23] go to the governor.
[00:10:30] for what the state needs, and he said we will go now to the site.
[00:10:33] He didn't say tomorrow or the day after tomorrow, and on the same day, the first
[00:10:37] incentive or
[00:10:40] first donation was received on the same
[00:10:44] day with
[00:10:46] our brother, the governor and the Minister
[00:10:50] of Finance. In fact, we are, during the era
[00:10:53] of the governor, Kassala is witnessing
[00:10:57] a developmental and
[00:11:00] a very big therapeutic
[00:11:02] health boom. We are completely
[00:11:05] satisfied with ourselves first, with what we offer,
[00:11:09] despite the scarcity of resources
[00:11:11] and despite
[00:11:13] the resources, which may not be available. But with effort
[00:11:16] and cooperation that we receive from
[00:11:20] all parties, namely the government and the brother
[00:11:24] ministers and everyone. And also the people. This
[00:11:27] community initiative is the best proof and the best
[00:11:31] example of this great work.
[00:11:35] These men, no one of them kept
[00:11:38] money unless he spent it very
[00:11:41] cheaply. All the tribes in this
[00:11:45] state came together for this center,
[00:11:48] the Heart Center. Hearts gathered
[00:11:51] around it, and praise be to God, it has now
[00:11:55] become one of the supporting
[00:11:57] health institutions
[00:12:00] for the community of Kassala state and the community of neighboring
[00:12:03] states here in Kassala state,
[00:12:06] and it has entered service, praise be to God.
[00:12:09] The center is the beginning of a long
[00:12:12] story that will be told by everyone
[00:12:15] who comes after us, God willing,
[00:12:19] and the impact will remain, and we are
[00:12:22] honestly very proud. And this center, my brothers,
[00:12:26] is not just buildings or equipment, but rather
[00:12:29] precise details that touch
[00:12:32] and strongly adhere, as they say,
[00:12:36] to the lives of patients. The medical city or
[00:12:39] the medical fortress was planned
[00:12:43] many years ago,
[00:12:46] but thank God Almighty, it has now awakened from that
[00:12:49] deep slumber, by the grace of God
[00:12:52] Almighty, and then by the effort
[00:12:55] of the brothers in charge of the matter. The governor, may God reward him
[00:12:59] with good, has personally adopted this
[00:13:03] initiative,
[00:13:04] meaning the preparation of the medical fortress
[00:13:08] and its equipping, and
[00:13:11] especially the Kassala
[00:13:14] Heart Center. And we are talking about, God willing,
[00:13:18] a medical city in Kassala state, God
[00:13:21] willing. If this medical fortress is completed, we.
[00:13:25] that we will cover
[00:13:27] it, meaning no patient will travel outside Kassala state.
[00:13:31] All needs will be available. Now, the medical
[00:13:34] fortress testifies to the greatness of the people of this state
[00:13:38] and testifies to the greatness of the people of this state.
[00:13:41] These buildings were a dream
[00:13:45] that haunted the citizens of Kassala state. From inside the medical
[00:13:48] fortress and from the heart diseases and surgery center,
[00:13:51] the dream was completed. The medical fortress. We
[00:13:55] will start a new life
[00:13:57] for Kassala.
[00:14:03] Thank you to the colleagues in Kassala, and good luck
[00:14:07] to everyone. Dear viewers, viewers of Pulse of the Nation, we will immediately
[00:14:10] move to the news
[00:14:13] and political programs department and the news studio with colleague Sawsan
[00:14:17] Abdul Rahman in a brief summary and the latest news. Welcome, Sawsan, and good
[00:14:20] evening.
[00:14:45] Hello and welcome again, dear viewers, viewers of
[00:14:49] Sudan National Television, Pulse of the Nation. We always travel
[00:14:56] different and varied segments. A number of guests
[00:15:00] to this journey with beauty. Greetings and love to all the people who
[00:15:04] joined the follow-up and watching
[00:15:07] in Pulse of the Country and Pulse of the Nation
[00:15:10] through Sudan National Television.
[00:15:14] A generous guest, God willing, will be with us in the upcoming
[00:15:17] segment and a discussion about
[00:15:20] the Wareed initiative for blood
[00:15:23] donation, which is carried out by the Sudan University of Science and Technology
[00:15:26] Students' Association.
[00:15:30] With us in the studio, dear viewers,
[00:15:33] Professor and
[00:15:36] Mr. Muhammad Adel, President of the Sudan
[00:15:39] University of Science and Technology Association, representative
[00:15:43] of the students, and a discussion about the
[00:15:47] Wareed initiative for blood donation. Welcome, Abu
[00:15:50] Hamid. Welcome, Professor
[00:15:53] the hospitality from Sudan National Television. Welcome to the viewers
[00:15:57] and all listeners currently from everywhere. And
[00:16:01] in the beginning, mercy and forgiveness for the martyrs
[00:16:04] of the Battle of Karama and all those stationed in the front
[00:16:07] lines. And we wish a speedy recovery for all
[00:16:10] the injured and the release of prisoners, God
[00:16:14] Almighty. Yes, Amen. And to begin,
[00:16:17] Muhammad, let's start
[00:16:20] with the campaign specifically. Define the campaign
[00:16:23] and tell us about it and how the idea came about.
[00:16:26] Okay, regarding the Wareed campaign, we, in the Association of Medical Students, Faculty
[00:16:30] of Medicine, Sudan University of Science and Technology, have been working since the beginning
[00:16:33] of the session, the Public Health Secretariat has been working on several activities in
[00:16:37] community responsibility. One of the activities was the convoy that
[00:16:41] went to Qarray village in the past period,
[00:16:44] and currently, the proposal for the Wareed campaign for blood donation came
[00:16:47] due to the current need of the country in the current circumstances
[00:16:50] for blood donation from hospitals and from
[00:16:54] the injured at the present time. So, the initiative
[00:16:58] this very time, of course, have
[00:17:02] great meanings for you. You chose this specific time, why? Of course,
[00:17:05] of course, at the current moment,
[00:17:07] there is a very large return to the capital Khartoum after recovery and the recovery
[00:17:11] phase, and as you see, the war and the current
[00:17:16] the current moment is one of the most important things that
[00:17:20] we, as medical students, can offer, and as a community
[00:17:23] the health system and the integrated health system that we have,
[00:17:27] so the need of hospitals, the need of the injured
[00:17:30] and those stationed in the front lines, and all the people
[00:17:34] currently injured in hospitals, they need blood donation at this time.
[00:17:37] You named the campaign Wareed. What does
[00:17:41] this name mean to you? And what message can it send to people?
[00:17:44] Beautiful, of course, our media team
[00:17:48] worked on this name.
[00:17:51] Of course, the name Wareed is, first of all, a very short name so that the campaign is
[00:17:55] distinctive or the campaign name is distinctive. At the same time, it expresses
[00:17:58] blood donation itself because the process of blood donation is actually done
[00:18:02] through the veins. That's why the name Wareed was a
[00:18:06] distinctive and nice name.
[00:18:09] Okay, Muhammad, I want you to talk to us about the importance of blood
[00:18:13] donation specifically, and what are the groups that always
[00:18:16] need blood, and the groups that can donate blood?
[00:18:20] Very good. As for the importance of blood donation, we have,
[00:18:23] that is, many, many important
[00:18:27] things. So, currently, emergency cases always need
[00:18:30] blood donation. They need blood in particular. For example, you come
[00:18:33] to the hospital and you, for example, don't have anyone with the same blood
[00:18:37] type, so you need someone to donate blood to you. So, we
[00:18:41] provide this blood currently to hospitals so that they are ready if
[00:18:44] any emergency cases come. After that, all surgical operations, of course, need
[00:18:48] blood to be available, meaning you don't enter any surgical operation unless there is
[00:18:51] a blood reserve available. Meaning, and so on. In delivery
[00:18:55] operations, a lot of blood is also needed for cases of bleeding
[00:18:59] that may occur, and so on. Muhammad Adel, this
[00:19:02] may lead us to the next question: the issue of donation specifically.
[00:19:06] That is, do people donate all
[00:19:10] types of targeted groups and different blood types,
[00:19:13] or do you have a specific blood type that you are trying to provide during a specific period? Very
[00:19:17] good. Our campaign aims to collect at least
[00:19:21] 150 blood bags, but we are not targeting a specific blood type.
[00:19:24] Rather, we want to provide the largest possible amount of all blood types that
[00:19:28] we can, but at least the target number is
[00:19:31] 150 blood bags currently. So, there are very rare
[00:19:35] blood types. How do you
[00:19:37] find them? That's right. We try, for example,
[00:19:41] the gathering places, of course, the campaign is four
[00:19:45] days, two days in Omdurman and two days in Khartoum. So, these
[00:19:48] gathering places will have a very large number of people,
[00:19:52] and anyone who is going to follow certain
[00:19:56] tests, we will know their blood types, and then we will proceed with the donation process.
[00:19:59] This leads us to a very important question: the issue of pre-donation
[00:20:02] tests specifically. Many people come and say, "I want
[00:20:05] to donate, Muhammad," but they may be medically unfit,
[00:20:09] they have a disease, the details that we can talk about. Very good. Of course,
[00:20:13] any donor cannot just donate. Rather, we have
[00:20:16] certain conditions for donation. The first of these conditions is that the donor
[00:20:20] must be in good health and not have any
[00:20:23] infectious diseases, for example, even non-infectious diseases and chronic diseases.
[00:20:27] That is, they should not have any chronic diseases. Of course, the donor's age
[00:20:31] must be between 18 and 60
[00:20:34] years old. However, they must be in good health,
[00:20:38] not just anything. We have many conditions that must be met by the donor
[00:20:41] before the donation process can be completed. The most important thing, of course, is that
[00:20:45] their blood should not be low. Their hemoglobin level in the body must be at a certain
[00:20:48] level for you to be able to donate blood and not suffer from anemia. But if
[00:20:52] your hemoglobin level or blood count is good, then you can
[00:20:56] donate safely, God willing. Of course, Muhammad, there are very
[00:21:00] interesting stories after blood donation, because sometimes
[00:21:04] many complications occur.
[00:21:07] So, how do we avoid these complications, and how
[00:21:10] can we overcome them so that they don't happen to the person who donated blood
[00:21:14] and has already left you? This is a very important thing. People are always
[00:21:18] worried, "What happens after I donate blood? And so on." But when you follow
[00:21:22] the proper procedures and instructions given
[00:21:24] by the specialized team and specialized
[00:21:28] are these instructions? Before
[00:21:32] home, you must have slept enough hours, from seven to nine
[00:21:35] hours. You must have drunk enough fluids during
[00:21:39] the day, and you should come after a light meal, meaning, don't be full, and at the same time, don't come
[00:21:43] fasting. Come after a light meal so that you are feeling well.
[00:21:47] After that, you come to the registration period. You register and sit down to rest. Don't be anxious and don't
[00:21:50] be worried about anything. After that, after the donation period, immediately
[00:21:54] we have a recovery phase. We don't let you donate and then immediately
[00:21:58] go home. No, immediately after the donation
[00:22:01] phase, you go to the recovery phase. Here, during recovery,
[00:22:04] we give you a meal and fluids. You rest for 10 to 15
[00:22:07] minutes, and then, God willing, these symptoms will not affect you, or they will
[00:22:11] significantly decrease. The campaign is currently running. The campaign
[00:22:14] has officially started, thank God. We started forming the organizing committee. The committee formation
[00:22:18] is complete. After that, we contacted the relevant authorities for
[00:22:21] blood donation, and thank God, we had contact with the Central Blood Bank,
[00:22:25] Omdurman Hospital, and the Military Hospital. And thank God, they
[00:22:29] gave their approval, and they are currently working with us to prepare the campaign. We just need
[00:22:32] the start of the campaign, God willing, in early October, God willing.
[00:22:36] Are you targeting youth and students? Yes,
[00:22:39] exactly. The groups we are targeting currently are students, because they represent
[00:22:43] a large segment of the people currently in Khartoum, after
[00:22:47] university students and all categories that can, or rather,
[00:22:51] meet the conditions for blood donation. So, they are among the targeted
[00:22:55] groups. Do you have specific locations where you will be present
[00:22:58] in the three cities of Khartoum? Very good. We
[00:23:02] actually have, the blood donation campaign will take place
[00:23:06] in Omdurman and in Khartoum. In Omdurman,
[00:23:09] the targeted locations are Omdurman Teaching Hospital
[00:23:13] and Martyrs' Square, which is an area with a very large population, God willing.
[00:23:16] And in Khartoum, we are targeting the Arab Market and
[00:23:20] the stadium and adjacent areas because they have
[00:23:23] university students. The Sudanese
[00:23:26] people, Muhammad Adel, what message can you send to all
[00:23:29] the people watching you now? There are people who are,
[00:23:32] elderly, but they have never donated blood before. There are very
[00:23:36] big fears from the rumors that are spread. What can
[00:23:40] you advise them with? What can you tell them? Very good. We actually have
[00:23:43] a complete team for health education working on this issue.
[00:23:47] And currently, one of the very important things is that there are many
[00:23:50] misconceptions in society about blood donation. First,
[00:23:54] that blood donation, for example, causes anemia. Blood donation does not cause
[00:23:58] anemia or blood deficiency unless
[00:24:01] But if your blood is within the conditions, then you will not get
[00:24:05] anemia, for example. They say that blood donation reduces weight,
[00:24:09] and it does not reduce weight or anything. Rather, they will take
[00:24:12] a very small amount of blood from you, which will not harm your body, God willing.
[00:24:16] Another misconception is that blood donation transmits
[00:24:20] infection. It does not transmit infection, and there are many
[00:24:24] strict sterilization and safety procedures
[00:24:27] until the donation process is complete. We assure people that blood
[00:24:31] donation is very safe. Of course, blood donation is safe to the maximum extent,
[00:24:34] and thank God, the medical staff does not fall short in the matter of the safety
[00:24:38] of the donor and the patient who will receive the blood, meaning there are no
[00:24:41] side effects that can occur to the donor. In some
[00:24:45] rare cases, as we all know, they can occur,
[00:24:48] so people judge
[00:24:51] in Sudan. We can confirm this. Yes, of course, blood
[00:24:55] donation has side effects, and we always try to avoid them.
[00:24:58] These side effects are, first of all, simple and temporary,
[00:25:02] meaning they will disappear in a short time. Headache, for example,
[00:25:05] we have headache, we have dizziness.
[00:25:09] This is something known, it causes dizziness, so you just need to sit down after
[00:25:13] blood donation for 10 to 15 minutes, eat your meal, and rest. Don't
[00:25:16] exert yourself because you will be tired after the blood donation process.
[00:25:34] Not all people will experience the same side effects.
[00:25:37] For people with low blood, the issue of donation is very
[00:25:41] difficult. Some
[00:25:45] or above normal, so they are afraid. They say, "If I donate, for example, my blood
[00:25:48] might increase even more, or or so on, it might cause
[00:25:52] side effects or something." So, what can you advise them and tell them? As we said,
[00:25:56] blood donation is a safe process,
[00:26:02] the normal
[00:26:05] women from 12 grams, which is 80%,
[00:26:08] up to 15 grams per deciliter,
[00:26:11] The same applies to men if their blood is above 90%. So, the more
[00:26:15] you donate blood, the better it is for you. And in the end, you see
[00:26:18] the impact that can reach the person who will benefit
[00:26:22] from this blood. Your small amount of blood, which will not harm you and is very safe,
[00:26:26] will reach a person and can save their entire life. This is indeed a very
[00:26:30] important issue. A drop of blood can
[00:26:33] save a human life. As you mentioned, the campaign
[00:26:37] will start in October, the coming 10th month. Do you have a specific
[00:26:41] time for this campaign? The start of the campaign is usually,
[00:26:44] that is, after we have secured all
[00:26:47] the preparations, then we contacted the Military Hospital
[00:26:51] and saw all their preparations, and then, God willing, the campaign will start
[00:26:54] from the period of October 2nd to 6th, God willing.
[00:26:58] That is, a matter of a week or two weeks, God willing. Okay, is there
[00:27:04] blood bags that you are targeting?
[00:27:07] And the important question is, you might have a specific
[00:27:10] number, and within two days, that number might be completed. So, will you continue for the rest
[00:27:14] of the week, or what are the possible details? Very good. Our campaign proposal
[00:27:18] states that we have a success indicator for the campaign's success.
[00:27:23] at least 150 blood bags, and that's at least. But
[00:27:26] the campaign is actually four days long, and it will be completed in four days, God willing,
[00:27:30] we will reach more than 150, which is very good. We will reach 200, 300,
[00:27:33] whatever we can reach. But the number we have in mind is at least 150
[00:27:37] blood bags. And of course, the health education process will also be very extensive.
[00:27:41] We are also targeting more than 200
[00:27:45] people in this health education process. This is a very important thing. You
[00:27:48] preempted me. I wanted to ask about it, honestly, the issue of education,
[00:27:52] because some people see people
[00:27:54] donating blood and want to donate blood, but they don't understand the details,
[00:27:58] they don't understand anything. So, do you have a team ready for
[00:28:02] this education and what instructions do you provide to people? Very good. We
[00:28:06] have a complete team that is responsible only for health education. And then
[00:28:10] they work from, that is, from the beginning of the campaign, that is, a few days before
[00:28:13] the campaign, there is currently work on health education through different channels, through the association's
[00:28:17] social media channels. That is, they provide health education
[00:28:21] to all Sudanese people in a simple
[00:28:24] way. And of course, during the campaign
[00:28:27] in the campaign. We have the registration phase, the blood donation
[00:28:30] phase, the recovery phase, three main phases. We have the fourth phase,
[00:28:34] which is very important to us, which is the health education phase. So, when you come
[00:28:37] to register, you will be waiting for your turn. You will receive health
[00:28:41] education, and then you will go to blood donation. You will know the details and
[00:28:45] even the things that might happen to you after
[00:28:48] donating so that there are no great fears from people because
[00:28:52] it's normal, and we know in Sudan that we might see someone who donated
[00:28:55] and then they felt dizzy and lightheaded, and so they
[00:28:59] get scared and don't Did you set a specific time
[00:29:04] during the day for this donation matter, or
[00:29:07] not yet? Very good. As for the specific time, currently, of course,
[00:29:12] the morning, from 8-9 AM, until the afternoon, we will be in the
[00:29:16] campaign period because at night, it's a bit difficult.
[00:29:20] So we will try to finish from the morning until the afternoon. The
[00:29:24] medical staff themselves have a specific time they can come. Very good. Do you have
[00:29:27] an application, if the information
[00:29:30] I have is correct, regarding the campaign, specifically the
[00:29:34] Warid campaign? So please, let's talk about this application and its details.
[00:29:38] Is it available for anyone to download, or how does it work?
[00:29:41] Good. We already have our communication channels in the association, and we have
[00:29:45] the campaign's own communication channels. They are all available,
[00:29:49] their links, and we can publish them for everyone to see through all
[00:29:53] social media. We publish all the health education series there. We publish
[00:29:56] all the new information about the campaign and its details.
[00:30:00] The application details themselves are available on Google.
[00:30:03] Yes, it's available. What's the name of the application? Warid Campaign. It's the same name, Warid Campaign.
[00:30:07] There are Facebook pages with the same name. Same name, Warid Campaign
[00:30:11] also on Facebook. Okay, if there are any young people now watching you on
[00:30:15] TV and they want to join, they are
[00:30:18] there, meaning they want to join the campaign. How?
[00:30:21] Very good. On the contrary, we appeal to all young people, all volunteers, all
[00:30:25] people who love charity work to support us in this campaign program
[00:30:28] because it needs huge costs and in the donation process itself, we
[00:30:32] need young people to support us. So, we are available, and all our
[00:30:36] communication channels are available to everyone, and all the benevolent and active people who can
[00:30:39] support us in the campaign's work. So, the door is open to all Sudanese people.
[00:30:43] And the website is displayed on the screen,
[00:30:46] the Warid Campaign website. Can people come
[00:30:50] in person and join the initiative, be with you during blood donation?
[00:30:54] Absolutely. We are available, meaning anyone
[00:30:57] who wants to donate or wants to volunteer.