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[00:00:02] in the early period, and this early period is the
[00:00:05] surgical period, meaning as soon as it is removed and the
[00:00:09] think many matter ends, the more the cancer progresses, it takes stages, which are Stage 1, 2, 3,
[00:00:13] and 4. Stage 4 is a period
[00:00:16] of palliative treatment,
[00:00:20] where we witnessed meaning again, you see the existing
[00:00:23] of carcinogenic things in symptom and you try to alleviate it. Therefore, I remember
[00:00:26] self-examination, mammogram,
[00:00:30] informing the doctor of any changes. This
[00:00:33] is what could happen. I know cases even among
[00:00:36] relatives, meaning
[00:00:40] someone had an operation, for example, 25 years ago,
[00:00:43] and it's over now. She saw that the matter ended. This is a response to all
[00:00:47] the people who are afraid at first to go to the doctor, and a response to all
[00:00:51] the people who tell you that cancer has no cure.
[00:00:54] It is true that there is a common belief like this, but no, not at all.
[00:00:57] Look, cancer is not one cure, it is not one
[00:01:00] disease. Cancer, even in medicine itself, has many
[00:01:04] types and many stages. Therefore, if
[00:01:07] you find someone among
[00:01:11] those who give traditional treatment
[00:01:14] and he tells you, "I treat cancer," you should say, "You treat one
[00:01:17] commented. A number of type." There are many types, and each
[00:01:20] cell has a type of cancer, and so on.
[00:01:23] Therefore,
[00:01:27] and participation in cancer, which is in every type, depends on
[00:01:32] and the taste of her dish early detection investing in and early treatment for this
[00:01:35] disease. Excellent. Let's learn about your role at
[00:01:38] the Qatari Red Crescent in Sudan's office,
[00:01:42] for two hours. and also the role of the Ministry of Health and your
[00:01:46] of the security committee, addressed advisory office in the matter of awareness and guidance and early
[00:01:49] detection. Look, currently, we have established
[00:01:52] a partnership with Africa International University, and they
[00:01:55] have
[00:01:57] and implemented a number of a truly annual
[00:02:00] initiative in awareness, and there are leaders
[00:02:03] currently carrying out this matter. The Red Crescent
[00:02:08] Sikkal, in security committee to a number of has tried to work with them also by providing financial
[00:02:12] and awareness support in some areas,
[00:02:15] by helping them to expand the scope of work and reach
[00:02:18] a larger number. So we are currently working in partnership with
[00:02:22] Africa University. Excellent.
[00:02:24] To celebrate this month and raise
[00:02:28] awareness. I want to say
[00:02:30] that awareness does not
[00:02:32] prevent, it does not change behavior.
[00:02:36] For example, today I might come and the most aware people
[00:02:40] of the dangers of things are who? They
[00:02:42] are the doctors themselves. True, if you come now, the staff won't be upset with
[00:02:46] our doctor friends, meaning smoking is harmful
[00:02:49] to health. You shouldn't find any doctor who smokes,
[00:02:53] but you still find some. So sometimes
[00:02:56] you find that a person might be aware of the dangers
[00:03:01] Sudanese. MBC Shahid in of things, but still not be affected. Therefore, what
[00:03:04] and we mentioned that, God willing, we would say them on we are keen on is changing behavior
[00:03:07] and the message reaching in a way that
[00:03:11] family will watch MBC Shahid in affects the person and changes their behavior. If it doesn't change behavior, then
[00:03:14] it remains an informational message, like someone who heard some information,
[00:03:17] knowledge, but it wouldn't have affected
[00:03:20] behavior. Yes, God willing. Professor, if you have any
[00:03:24] message at the end of this conversation and dialogue,
[00:03:27] well, I want to say that the condition
[00:03:30] of the people who are currently
[00:03:33] sick with cancer, may Allah Almighty
[00:03:36] cure them. Currently, there is great
[00:03:39] progress in medicine, meaning every day people discover
[00:03:43] a treatment, and every day they discover a method. Therefore, there is great
[00:03:48] All the crises in hope for people, even for those who currently
[00:03:52] have a risk. The
[00:03:54] likelihood
[00:03:56] is that the episode will not be enough, but some of the risks
[00:04:00] that are currently present, I will tell people what
[00:04:03] they should avoid. As
[00:04:05] for
[00:04:08] cancer, it is a problem of policies,
[00:04:13] in a problem of society, and a problem of individuals. If we were to
[00:04:15] the treasure in categorize, if we talk about policies, I think
[00:04:18] available resources. the unregulated use of
[00:04:23] and our country is heading towards to all in serving this pesticides, by the way, is very harmful, meaning
[00:04:25] it's an influential factor. Insecticides and other things, currently,
[00:04:29] we have a huge revolution in artisanal mining.
[00:04:33] Artisanal mining uses some harmful
[00:04:35] substances. Yes, it's dangerous for health, very dangerous, and this
[00:04:39] requires policies to control
[00:04:41] the use of medicines without
[00:04:44] a doctor. By the way, we know that medicine is not for treatment
[00:04:48] itself, but medicine can be
[00:04:51] carcinogenic. True.
[00:04:55] Its use and the use of medicines when combined can give
[00:04:58] you a carcinogenic substance. Therefore, the use of medicines without
[00:05:02] guidance, yes, you find someone who has a box
[00:05:06] at home, and whenever he needs it, he takes it. So I think
[00:05:09] this use is dangerous, so the ordinary medicine that you
[00:05:12] see treated in one place can cause you to be exposed to something
[00:05:16] else that is carcinogenic from another place. Yes, specifications
[00:05:19] and standards. I
[00:05:22] devices, equipment, and things
[00:05:25] contain radiation and radiation. Therefore, specifications
[00:05:29] and standards also play a big role in
[00:05:32] controlling the issue
[00:05:35] society. This is a long topic,
[00:05:39] and our time is short. Thank you, thank you very much. And a member
[00:05:48] of the Advisory Office of the Federal Ministry of Health. Thank you, may God bless you.
[00:05:52] Thank you, thank you. We will continue with you, dear
[00:05:55] viewer, viewer of Nabed Al Watan and Sudan TV, with the varied
[00:05:57] segments and stations of Nabed Al Watan.
[00:06:01] Directly to the Blue Sultanate,
[00:06:04] to Sennar State. We follow this station,
[00:06:07] and we will certainly continue with you in Nabed Al Watan.
[00:06:10] Stay with us.
[00:06:14] Thank you, colleagues in the Nabed Al Watan studio. Greetings to you from Sennar State and from
[00:06:17] Sanga Locality, Om Shooka Administrative Unit. We are
[00:06:21] on a tour with the Executive Director and the local security committee
[00:06:25] to a number of areas in Sanga Locality. It started
[00:06:28] with the inauguration of a water station in Wad
[00:06:32] Al Jazouli, as well as a visit to some villages
[00:06:35] to check on the progress of services in these
[00:06:39] villages. Together we follow.
[00:07:01] We are very, very happy with this visit and very
[00:07:04] grateful to you. As the brother, the head of the committee, said,
[00:07:08] you have solved a problem for us.
[00:07:10] Of course. And they said the best
[00:07:14] charity and the best charity is
[00:07:16] water. So you have given this village its due.
[00:07:20] Maybe they are happier than our people in Wad
[00:07:23] Al Jazouli. We tell you, may God bless you with the station
[00:07:27] and God willing, as he said, this will not
[00:07:30] be the last time we come
[00:07:33] to you. We will come again and again. We will follow up on
[00:07:37] our station here. We will see how people are doing.
[00:07:39] And to remind people, the Sadqa Charitable
[00:07:42] Organization, this is the
[00:07:45] third station in terms of
[00:07:48] drilling the well and installing solar energy in Sennar state in general. We
[00:07:52] actually coordinated this well with our brothers in
[00:07:56] the Sadaqat organization and our brothers in the Ministry of Infrastructure
[00:07:59] and Sanga locality. It was
[00:08:02] in honor of our people in Wad Al Jazouli
[00:08:05] because they deserve that.
[00:08:09] And we, in the commission, assure our people in
[00:08:12] Jazouli, God willing, with the Executive Director and with
[00:08:15] the state government and with our organizations in the state,
[00:08:18] we will be a support for this area, God willing.
[00:08:22] Allahu Akbar.
[00:08:41] This visit was to the village of Drebo to check
[00:08:44] on the progress of services in this village
[00:08:48] in general, and the new
[00:08:51] secondary school in particular. We extend our greetings
[00:08:54] and appreciation to our people in this village for their great
[00:08:57] popular efforts that brought this school to this stage, and this is
[00:09:01] a new addition, indeed, to
[00:09:04] education in the state, a new addition. We
[00:09:07] tell them that the Ministry of Education is offering this gift from
[00:09:11] our people in the village of Drebo. Today, thank God,
[00:09:14] in the village of Drebo, we welcome the
[00:09:18] Algerian delegation, Mr. the Executive Director of Sanga and the accompanying
[00:09:21] delegation. We are truly happy and proud of this
[00:09:24] visit to inaugurate the secondary school
[00:09:27] in Drebo. We ask God to
[00:09:30] grant success work
[00:09:34] and the existing reconciliation. We ask God to grant us
[00:09:37] all success. Truly, all attendees
[00:09:40] welcome the existing delegation completely. And we
[00:09:44] have requests, truly,
[00:09:46] and many deficiencies in this reconciliation.
[00:09:50] The deficiencies start from
[00:09:51] the process
[00:09:56] of parabolas, including the ditch, plus
[00:09:59] the process
[00:10:01] of plastering and the process
[00:10:04] of roofing and painting, in addition to the toilets
[00:10:07] and the process of fencing the school. And these are all
[00:10:11] our demands. We ask God to grant success to the officials
[00:10:14] in charge of this matter to carry out
[00:10:16] this matter for us.
[00:10:32] We started this tour in the Omshook Administrative Unit.
[00:10:36] The beginning
[00:10:39] was from The beginning was
[00:10:42] from Wad Al Jazouli village,
[00:10:45] the great rehabilitation
[00:10:47] that took place for water
[00:10:51] by inaugurating a new station, which was truly
[00:10:54] a very useful addition to the people of the region.
[00:10:57] We inspected the rest of the projects.
[00:11:01] Then the visit
[00:11:03] included
[00:11:05] Drebo village.
[00:11:07] We witnessed the great popular effort made by
[00:11:11] the people of the region in establishing a complete school,
[00:11:15] a new secondary school with popular effort
[00:11:18] and with the contribution of officers from the
[00:11:22] 41st batch of the Military College. We are grateful to them and
[00:11:25] for the effort, and we addressed some deficiencies, and we have directed
[00:11:28] their completion, God willing. These visits continued
[00:11:31] to the unit headquarters in
[00:11:34] Mashuka, where we assessed the level
[00:11:37] of services and deficiencies there.
[00:11:41] Maintenance work for roads and infrastructure,
[00:11:45] and we assessed the deficiencies in health services
[00:11:49] and cadres and the hospital, all of which
[00:11:52] we directed for immediate remedies.
[00:11:56] The issue of roads and the housing plan
[00:11:59] and electricity, all these problems were
[00:12:02] discussed with the relevant authorities, and God willing, we will immediately
[00:12:06] begin addressing them. Also, the meeting, with the presence
[00:12:11] the security
[00:12:13] situation in the Omshook Administrative Unit. The security
[00:12:17] committee issued a number of directives, God willing,
[00:12:22] decisions on the ground. We followed with our esteemed viewers,
[00:12:25] followers of Nabed Al Watan, this extensive tour of the Executive
[00:12:28] Director of Sanga Locality and the local
[00:12:33] areas in Sanga Locality,
[00:12:36] which included the inauguration of the Wad Al Jazouli water station
[00:12:40] through the introduction of solar energy, as well as
[00:12:43] checking on services in the Omshook region. My
[00:12:47] greetings, Al-Hadi Ismail, accompanied by the greetings of colleague Youssef Ezzeddine
[00:12:50] Kaboush. Peace be upon you and God's mercy and blessings.
[00:12:56] Welcome back, dear viewers.
[00:12:59] Thanks to colleague Al-Hadi Ismail and thanks to all colleagues, thanks to all
[00:13:02] family and loved ones in Sennar State, in Sanga, in the
[00:13:06] Omshook area. Thanks to the state government, which is playing a very
[00:13:10] significant role, as we mentioned, dear viewers, at the beginning
[00:13:13] of this episode, there
[00:13:16] was interaction on the Sudan TV page,
[00:13:20] Sudan.net, meaning there was
[00:13:23] a lot of discussion and there were some opinions,
[00:13:29] air directly in
[00:13:31] today's Nabed Al Watan program.
[00:13:34] There was a hosting
[00:13:37] of engineer Ahmed Al-Faki, and there were
[00:13:41] discussions about many details,
[00:13:44] including that the Sudanese nation has vast
[00:13:48] resources and rich resources. Sudan is a land
[00:13:51] of goodness, so how do we turn them into opportunities
[00:13:55] for investment and success? Dear viewer, Sudan possesses
[00:13:58] immense agricultural, animal,
[00:14:02] mineral, and human resources.
[00:14:05] It concerns the Sudanese
[00:14:09] citizen, and the important question is always
[00:14:12] how do we
[00:14:15] invest these potentials to build a strong
[00:14:18] economy, provide job opportunities,
[00:14:22] and improve the life of the citizen? There were
[00:14:25] some participations from
[00:14:29] Sudan TV viewers and followers of the Sudan
[00:14:33] TV page, namely the most important investment area
[00:14:38] Sudan is the
[00:14:43] A number of comments, among them Jaber Ibrahim said,
[00:14:46] "No one was given the opportunity to complete their idea and experience to
[00:14:50] the end so that we know whether it is successful or not. Some
[00:14:54] experiments need money to continue the experiment, and if
[00:14:57] you make 100 mistakes,
[00:15:00] you might succeed in the end. And some experiments need
[00:15:04] patience, determination, strength, and faith."
[00:15:07] Thank you, Jaber. Also, Moatasem Khidr said, "The most important
[00:15:11] field is agriculture because it is the basis of development and a strong economy.
[00:15:14] Sudan is rich in fertile lands. If there is an opportunity
[00:15:18] and suitable capital, I will plant oilseed crops
[00:15:22] like sunflowers and cotton. I
[00:15:25] mean, I will plant a crop. I will plant
[00:15:28] a crop that I can get a large product from.
[00:15:31] The will is present among Sudanese people." He also added
[00:15:35] that sometimes funding itself is available, but poor planning, lack of follow-up,
[00:15:39] and neglect of crops and the shortening of the role of agricultural
[00:15:43] extension in conducting agricultural workshops. Thank you, Moatasem
[00:15:47] Khidr. Asia Youssef also said
[00:15:50] that we need to employ young people and implement
[00:15:52] their ideas in all activities and launch
[00:15:56] small projects that begin true renaissance and increase
[00:15:59] family income, especially in the light of the current difficult circumstances. Now young people
[00:16:03] are completely detached from state institutions. Thank you,
[00:16:07] Asia. Also, Nadira Al-Wujood said, "The agricultural
[00:16:10] sector is the best sector for revival."
[00:16:14] And Muhammad Kamel said, "Sudan is a country that possesses
[00:16:18] a number of resources, but
[00:16:21] the government does not benefit from them." Agriculture, as Sudan possesses vast
[00:16:25] agricultural lands that can be utilized to cultivate the most important crops,
[00:16:29] and also gold, and
[00:16:31] it is one of the richest countries in gold production. But where are the revenues
[00:16:34] from gold, and where is the government's attention
[00:16:38] to these things? Also, Aliya
[00:16:41] Omar said, "If capital is available,
[00:16:44] the project will be design, tailoring,
[00:16:48] and sewing, God willing." And Din Muhammad
[00:16:51] also commented, and Ibrahim
[00:16:55] comments, dear viewer, were present and are certainly
[00:16:58] very encouraging in
[00:17:02] the matter of consultation
[00:17:06] the many resources that
[00:17:09] Sudan possesses. Thus, dear viewer, viewer of Sudan TV
[00:17:13] and Nabed Al Watan, we have reached the end of this episode
[00:17:16] and this journey that extended with you
[00:17:19] Thanks to all Nabed Al Watan correspondents who were like
[00:17:23] bees in the flower in the cities and states of Sudan. Thank you,
[00:17:26] dear viewer, viewer of Nabed Al Watan. If there is
[00:17:30] life left, we will meet and inform everyone and the world
[00:17:33] that we are well and that Sudan is well as long as we live and as long as
[00:17:37] the Sudanese Armed Forces live. Greetings from Munzir Jalal
[00:17:40] and the working team. Be well and goodbye.