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COVID-19 government response timeline for Sudan

Find out what policies Sudan has implemented to combat the pandemic.
Jan 28th, 2020Jan 28
Level 1 of 2
H1: Public information campaigns - public officials urging caution about Covid-19Details
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Mar 13th, 2020Mar 13
Level 2 of 2
H1: Public information campaigns - coordinated public information campaign (eg across traditional and social media)Details
Quotation (bio): Sudanese Government Coved Outreach Initiative 19 - Coordination initiative to promote health awareness and education on Covid 19 and the new Coronavirus Link: https://twitter.com/taq6iya
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Mar 13th, 2020Mar 13
Level 2 of 3
H2: Testing policy - testing of anyone showing Covid-19 symptomsDetails
Link: https://reliefweb.int/report/sudan/sudan-gbv-sub-sector-guidance-covid-19-1st-bulletin-22nd-march-2020 Due to a lack of information, it is not clear if there is are any eligibility requirements.
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Mar 13th, 2020Mar 13
Mar 14th, 2020Mar 14
Level 3 of 3
C1: School closing - require closing all levelsDetails
Quote: Sudan closes schools and universities for one month over coronavirus starting from Saturday (14 March) Link: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-sudan/sudan-closes-schools-and-universities-for-one-month-over-coronavirus-idUSKBN211156 Quote: Sudan begins three-week lockdown to contain the outbreak(18 April) Link: https://www.thenational.ae/world/africa/coronavirus-sudan-begins-three-week-lockdown-to-contain-outbreak-1.1008055
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Mar 14th, 2020Mar 14
Level 1 of 3
C2: Workplace closing - recommend closing (or recommend work from home)Details
Quotation: On 14 March, the Government of Sudan announced that government and private institutions should take measures to reduce congestion in the workplace. Link: https://reliefweb.int/report/sudan/sudan-flash-update-17-mar-2020-16th-march-2020-one-case-fatal-covid-19-has-been
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Mar 14th, 2020Mar 14
Level 2 of 2
C3: Cancel public events - require cancellingDetails
Mar 14th, 2020Mar 14
Level 3 of 4
C4: Restrictions on gatherings - restrictions on gatherings between 11-100 peopleDetails
March 14 statement includes a ban of all public gatherings such as weddings and social events. An order regarding gathering restrictions was not to be found in English; assuming that such events are usually 100+ people and are now banned, the marking here is matching.
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Mar 15th, 2020Mar 15
Level 2 of 2
C3: Cancel public events - require cancellingDetails
"Public gatherings such as weddings, condolences, and other public events are suspended" - https://www.dabangasudan.org/en/all-news/article/coronavirus-measures-sudan-s-council-of-ministers-issue-directions
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Mar 16th, 2020Mar 16
Level 4 of 4
C8: International travel controls - ban on all regions or total border closureDetails
Quote (updated April 24): "Sudan On March 16, Sudan closed all airports, ports and land crossings. Only humanitarian, commercial and technical support shipments were excluded from the restrictions." Link: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020/03/coronavirus-travel-restrictions-border-shutdowns-country-200318091505922.html Quote (US Embassy): "Until further notice, all commercial flights to Sudan have been cancelled and all land borders have been closed." Link: https://sd.usembassy.gov/covid-19-information/
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Mar 16th, 2020Mar 16
Level 1 of 2
H3: Contact tracing - limited contact tracing; not done for all casesDetails
Mar 23rd, 2020Mar 23
Level 1 of 3
C6: Stay at home requirements - recommend not leaving houseDetails
No explicit stay at home recommendation, but a curfew signals at the issue. "Sudan will impose a nationwide curfew starting on Tuesday beginning at 8 p.m. (1800 GMT) and lasting until 6 a.m. to help curb the spread of the coronavirus, a member of the ruling transitional council said on Monday. Sudan will also halt all long-haul bus trips between cities and states beginning on Thursday from 6 p.m. local time, the council member, Sadig Tawir, said on state television." https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-health-coronavirus-sudan/sudan-imposes-10-hour-night-time-curfew-to-curb-coronavirus-spread-idUKKBN21A39P
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Mar 23rd, 2020Mar 23
Level 1 of 2
C7: Restrictions on internal movement - recommend not to travel between regions/citiesDetails
"Sudan will impose a nationwide curfew starting on Tuesday beginning at 8 p.m. (1800 GMT) and lasting until 6 a.m. to help curb the spread of the coronavirus, a member of the ruling transitional council said on Monday. Sudan will also halt all long-haul bus trips between cities and states beginning on Thursday from 6 p.m. local time, the council member, Sadig Tawir, said on state television." https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-health-coronavirus-sudan/sudan-imposes-10-hour-night-time-curfew-to-curb-coronavirus-spread-idUKKBN21A39P
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Mar 26th, 2020Mar 26
Level 2 of 2
C5: Close public transport - require closing (or prohibit most citizens from using it)Details
Quote: "Effective 6:00 p.m. Thursday, March 26, 2020 and until further notice, the Government of Sudan has banned all public transportation between cities and states." Link: https://sd.usembassy.gov/covid-19-information/ Quote (updated): "The previously announced 6:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. curfew and ban on public transportation between cities and states for the rest of Sudan remain unchanged." Link: https://sd.usembassy.gov/covid-19-information/ Quote: "Khartoum has been paced under a three-week lockdown as health ministry reports 30 new coronavirus cases in a day." Link: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020/04/sudan-locks-capital-khartoum-coronavirus-cases-rise-200418134801982.html
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Apr 13th, 2020Apr 13
Level 2 of 2
C7: Restrictions on internal movement - internal movement restrictions in placeDetails
"Sudan will impose a lockdown on the capital Khartoum for three weeks after 10 more cases of the new coronavirus were discovered on Monday, its information minister said." https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-sudan/sudan-imposes-lockdown-on-capital-after-10-new-coronavirus-cases-idUSKCN21V1JR
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Apr 17th, 2020Apr 17
Level 1 of 3
C2: Workplace closing - recommend closing (or recommend work from home)Details
Quotation: On 14 March, the Government of Sudan announced that government and private institutions should take measures to reduce congestion in the workplace. Link: https://reliefweb.int/report/sudan/sudan-flash-update-17-mar-2020-16th-march-2020-one-case-fatal-covid-19-has-been
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Apr 17th, 2020Apr 17
Level 2 of 2
H1: Public information campaigns - coordinated public information campaign (eg across traditional and social media)Details
Quotation (bio): Sudanese Government Coved Outreach Initiative 19 - Coordination initiative to promote health awareness and education on Covid 19 and the new Coronavirus Link: https://twitter.com/taq6iya
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Apr 18th, 2020Apr 18
Level 3 of 3
C2: Workplace closing - require closing (or work from home) for all-but-essential workplaces (eg grocery stores, doctors)Details
Sudanese authorities announced on Monday, April 13, that a three-week lockdown in Khartoum and Omdurman will come into effect on Saturday, April 18, after ten cases of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) were confirmed in the country. Only essential services will remain open, while employees will be granted a paid leave of absence. https://www.garda.com/crisis24/news-alerts/332021/sudan-three-week-lockdown-in-khartoum-and-omdurman-to-take-effect-from-april-18-update-5
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Apr 18th, 2020Apr 18
Level 2 of 3
C6: Stay at home requirements - require not leaving house with exceptions for daily exercise, grocery shopping, and 'essential' tripsDetails
"Authorities in Sudan have announced a 21-day lockdown in Khartoum from April 18 to curb the spread of coronavirus disease (COVID-19). Specific provisions of the lockdown that have been released include: All residents are required to remain at home unless obtaining or providing essential goods or services from grocery stores or pharmacies. Government and private sector employees are granted a leave of absence with pay. Essential service providers are exempt from the lockdown." - https://www.worldaware.com/covid-19-alert-sudan-imposes-21-day-lockdown-khartoum-april-18
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Apr 24th, 2020Apr 24
Level 2 of 2
C7: Restrictions on internal movement - internal movement restrictions in placeDetails
Apr 26th, 2020Apr 26
Level 2 of 2
C7: Restrictions on internal movement - internal movement restrictions in placeDetails
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Apr 28th, 2020Apr 28
Level 2 of 2
C7: Restrictions on internal movement - internal movement restrictions in placeDetails
May 1st, 2020May 01
Level 2 of 3
C6: Stay at home requirements - require not leaving house with exceptions for daily exercise, grocery shopping, and 'essential' tripsDetails
On Thursday, hundreds of members of the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces militia were deployed in the streets in Khartoum to enforce the measures taken by the government to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. https://www.dabangasudan.org/en/all-news/article/sudan-s-military-employed-to-enforce-anti-covid-19-measures
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May 7th, 2020May 07
Level 1 of 2
E1: Income support - government is replacing less than 50% of lost salary (or if a flat sum, it is less than 50% median salary)Details
The Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning (MoFEP) has also been working on different options to support the population during the COVID-19 lockdown. Among the activities, the MoFEP developed a plan to scale up financing to the health sector and provide cash transfers to 80 per cent of the population–more than 30 million people–most of them informal sector workers whose livelihoods will likely be affected by the restrictions. Each person will receive SDG500,00 (around US$9,00) per month, according to the Ministry. In addition, the MoFEP informed it would carry out a civil service salary reform to help those on fixed incomes; cushion the private sector through tax and customs exemptions; and it is also evaluating possible support for exporters and other productive industries affected by exchange rates and depreciation. https://reliefweb.int/report/sudan/sudan-situation-report-7-may-2020
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May 7th, 2020May 07
Level 1 of 2
E2: Debt/contract relief - narrow relief, specific to one kind of contractDetails
The Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning (MoFEP) has also been working on different options to support the population during the COVID-19 lockdown. Among the activities, the MoFEP developed a plan to scale up financing to the health sector and provide cash transfers to 80 per cent of the population–more than 30 million people–most of them informal sector workers whose livelihoods will likely be affected by the restrictions. Each person will receive SDG500,00 (around US$9,00) per month, according to the Ministry. In addition, the MoFEP informed it would carry out a civil service salary reform to help those on fixed incomes; cushion the private sector through tax and customs exemptions; and it is also evaluating possible support for exporters and other productive industries affected by exchange rates and depreciation. https://reliefweb.int/report/sudan/sudan-situation-report-7-may-2020
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May 8th, 2020May 08
Level 3 of 3
C1: School closing - require closing all levelsDetails
May 8th, 2020May 08
Level 2 of 2
C3: Cancel public events - require cancellingDetails
May 8th, 2020May 08
Level 3 of 4
C4: Restrictions on gatherings - restrictions on gatherings between 11-100 peopleDetails
May 8th, 2020May 08
Level 2 of 2
C5: Close public transport - require closing (or prohibit most citizens from using it)Details
May 8th, 2020May 08
Level 2 of 3
C6: Stay at home requirements - require not leaving house with exceptions for daily exercise, grocery shopping, and 'essential' tripsDetails
May 8th, 2020May 08
Level 2 of 2
C7: Restrictions on internal movement - internal movement restrictions in placeDetails
May 8th, 2020May 08
Level 4 of 4
C8: International travel controls - ban on all regions or total border closureDetails
May 18th, 2020May 18
Level 3 of 3
C2: Workplace closing - require closing (or work from home) for all-but-essential workplaces (eg grocery stores, doctors)Details
Sudanese authorities announced on Monday, May 18, that lockdown measures in Khartoum state will be extended through Tuesday, June 2, due to the ongoing coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic. Under lockdown measures, individuals are allowed limited movement within their neighborhoods to purchase necessities. Only essential services will remain open, while employees will be granted a paid leave of absence. https://www.garda.com/crisis24/news-alerts/343276/sudan-lockdown-in-khartoum-state-extended-through-june-2-update-9
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May 29th, 2020May 29
Level 2 of 2
C5: Close public transport - require closing (or prohibit most citizens from using it)Details
Khartoum State has extended its lockdown for another two weeks from 3 June until 18 June with the same measures in place, except for the curfew timing, which has changed to 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/sites/www.humanitarianresponse.info/files/documents/files/dtm_sudan_mobility_restriction_dashboard_6.pdf
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May 29th, 2020May 29
Level 2 of 3
C6: Stay at home requirements - require not leaving house with exceptions for daily exercise, grocery shopping, and 'essential' tripsDetails
Khartoum State has extended its lockdown for another two weeks from 3 June until 18 June with the same measures in place, except for the curfew timing, which has changed to 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/sites/www.humanitarianresponse.info/files/documents/files/dtm_sudan_mobility_restriction_dashboard_6.pdf
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May 29th, 2020May 29
Level 2 of 2
C7: Restrictions on internal movement - internal movement restrictions in placeDetails
Khartoum State has extended its lockdown for another two weeks from 3 June until 18 June with the same measures in place, except for the curfew timing, which has changed to 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/sites/www.humanitarianresponse.info/files/documents/files/dtm_sudan_mobility_restriction_dashboard_6.pdf
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May 29th, 2020May 29
Level 4 of 4
C8: International travel controls - ban on all regions or total border closureDetails
Khartoum International Airport (KRT) is closed for entry and exit until 14 June 2020. This excludes scheduled cargo flights; humanitarian aid and technical and humanitarian support flights; flights of companies operating in the oil fields; and evacuation flights for foreign nationals. Port Sudan New International Airport (PZU) is also closed for entry and exit. https://www.humanitarianresponse.info/sites/www.humanitarianresponse.info/files/documents/files/dtm_sudan_mobility_restriction_dashboard_6.pdf
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Jun 3rd, 2020Jun 03
Level 3 of 3
C2: Workplace closing - require closing (or work from home) for all-but-essential workplaces (eg grocery stores, doctors)Details
Khartoum State has extended its lockdown (see previous notes) for another two weeks from 3 to 18 June. People can access neighbourhood shops, bakeries and pharmacies between 6 a.m. and 3 p.m. daily. https://reports.unocha.org/en/country/sudan/
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Jun 4th, 2020Jun 04
Level 3 of 3
C1: School closing - require closing all levelsDetails
Jun 4th, 2020Jun 04
Level 4 of 4
C8: International travel controls - ban on all regions or total border closureDetails
Borders/flights: All land borders closed. Sudan extends the closure of airports for international and domestic passenger flights until 15 June 2020. This excludes scheduled cargo, humanitarian aid and technical and humanitarian support flights; airlines operating in the oil fields; and evacuation flights for foreign nationals. https://reliefweb.int/report/sudan/sudan-situation-report-4-june-2020
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Jun 12th, 2020Jun 12
Level 2 of 2
C5: Close public transport - require closing (or prohibit most citizens from using it)Details
Different news items mentions about lock down in state of Khartoum only.Such measure like closing public transport closure, internal movement applies only to state of Khartoum. So it should be targeted .Previous dates must be reviewed carefully. LinK https://www.aa.com.tr/en/africa/covid-19-sudan-extends-partial-lockdown-until-june-18/1861417 Link: https://english.alaraby.co.uk/english/news/2020/6/18/sudan-extends-coronavirus-lockdown-in-khartoum-state
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Jun 12th, 2020Jun 12
Level 2 of 3
C6: Stay at home requirements - require not leaving house with exceptions for daily exercise, grocery shopping, and 'essential' tripsDetails
Different news items mentions about lock down in state of Khartoum only.Such measure like closing public transport closure, internal movement applies only to state of Khartoum. So it should be targeted .Previous dates must be reviewed carefully. LinK https://www.aa.com.tr/en/africa/covid-19-sudan-extends-partial-lockdown-until-june-18/1861417 Link: https://english.alaraby.co.uk/english/news/2020/6/18/sudan-extends-coronavirus-lockdown-in-khartoum-state
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Jun 12th, 2020Jun 12
Level 2 of 2
C7: Restrictions on internal movement - internal movement restrictions in placeDetails
Different news items mentions about lock down in state of Khartoum only.Such measure like closing public transport closure, internal movement applies only to state of Khartoum. So it should be targeted .Previous dates must be reviewed carefully. LinK https://www.aa.com.tr/en/africa/covid-19-sudan-extends-partial-lockdown-until-june-18/1861417 Link: https://english.alaraby.co.uk/english/news/2020/6/18/sudan-extends-coronavirus-lockdown-in-khartoum-state
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Jun 12th, 2020Jun 12
Level 2 of 3
H2: Testing policy - testing of anyone showing Covid-19 symptomsDetails
No new policy found so previous policy is assumed to be continued.
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Jun 12th, 2020Jun 12
Level 1 of 2
H3: Contact tracing - limited contact tracing; not done for all casesDetails
No new policy has been identified so previous policy is assumed to be continued.
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Jun 18th, 2020Jun 18
Level 3 of 3
C2: Workplace closing - require closing (or work from home) for all-but-essential workplaces (eg grocery stores, doctors)Details
According to Reuters 21st June, Sudan is extending lockdown measures brought in to halt the spread of coronavirus in Khartoum state until 29 June, its Security and Defence Council announced Wednesday according to Reuters.Link https://english.alaraby.co.uk/english/news/2020/6/18/sudan-extends-coronavirus-lockdown-in-khartou
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Jun 22nd, 2020Jun 22
Level 3 of 3
C1: School closing - require closing all levelsDetails
According to UK FCO: all public departments and institutions remain closed, except core institutions including security agencies, hospitals and pharmacies http://archive.vn/rczgI
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Jun 22nd, 2020Jun 22
Level 3 of 3
C2: Workplace closing - require closing (or work from home) for all-but-essential workplaces (eg grocery stores, doctors)Details
According to UK FCO: all private companies, shops and stores are closed, except bakeries, supermarkets and haulage companies http://archive.vn/rczgI
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Jun 22nd, 2020Jun 22
Level 2 of 2
C3: Cancel public events - require cancellingDetails
According to UK FCO: there is a nationwide ban on public gatherings - public and private gatherings are banned http://archive.vn/rczgI
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Jun 22nd, 2020Jun 22
Level 2 of 2
C5: Close public transport - require closing (or prohibit most citizens from using it)Details
According to UK FCO : Internal flights and all bus services between States have been suspended until further notice. The Sudanese authorities have imposed a 24/7 lockdown in Khartoum state, which remains in place. Curfews are in effect throughout the rest of the country, enforced by the police and armed forces. http://archive.vn/rczgI
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Jun 22nd, 2020Jun 22
Level 2 of 3
C6: Stay at home requirements - require not leaving house with exceptions for daily exercise, grocery shopping, and 'essential' tripsDetails
The Sudanese authorities have imposed a 24/7 lockdown in Khartoum state, which remains in place. Curfews are in effect throughout the rest of the country, enforced by the police and armed forces. http://archive.vn/rczgI
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Jun 22nd, 2020Jun 22
Level 2 of 2
C7: Restrictions on internal movement - internal movement restrictions in placeDetails
The Sudanese authorities have imposed a 24/7 lockdown in Khartoum state, which remains in place. Curfews are in effect throughout the rest of the country, enforced by the police and armed forces. Internal flights and all bus services between States have been suspended until further notice. http://archive.vn/rczgI
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Jul 1st, 2020Jul 01
Level 1 of 2
E1: Income support - government is replacing less than 50% of lost salary (or if a flat sum, it is less than 50% median salary)Details
On July 1 the government of Sudan started the implementation of the Direct Cash Support project for Sudanese families. Each person will receive SDG500,00 (around US$9,00) per month. https://suna-sd.net/en/single?id=673854
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Jul 8th, 2020Jul 08
Level 2 of 3
C2: Workplace closing - require closing (or work from home) for some sectors or categories of workersDetails
Effective July 8, the government of Sudan has authorised the reopening of shops, restaurants, and limited government services. https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020/07/sudan-begins-easing-coronavirus-lockdown-measures-200708151450416.html
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Jul 8th, 2020Jul 08
Level 1 of 2
C5: Close public transport - recommend closing (or significantly reduce volume/route/means of transport available)Details
The Government of Sudan has authorised public transportation to restart operating as of July 8, 2020. Restrictions continue to apply during curfew hours. https://sd.usembassy.gov/covid-19-information/
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Jul 8th, 2020Jul 08
Level 1 of 3
C6: Stay at home requirements - recommend not leaving houseDetails
As of July 8 the Government of Sudan has moved to a 6:00pm to 6:00am curfew in Khartoum. All persons are able to move freely, including across bridges, from 6:00am to 6:00pm local time. https://sd.usembassy.gov/covid-19-information/
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Jul 13th, 2020Jul 13
Level 3 of 4
C8: International travel controls - ban arrivals from some regionsDetails
Effective July 13, the government of Sudan has authorised the partial reopening of the Khartoum International Airport to international flights (from Egypt, Turkey, and the United Arab Emirates). https://sd.usembassy.gov/covid-19-information/
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Jul 17th, 2020Jul 17
Level 3 of 3
C1: School closing - require closing all levelsDetails
Jul 17th, 2020Jul 17
Level 2 of 3
C2: Workplace closing - require closing (or work from home) for some sectors or categories of workersDetails
Jul 17th, 2020Jul 17
Level 2 of 2
C3: Cancel public events - require cancellingDetails
Jul 17th, 2020Jul 17
Level 3 of 4
C4: Restrictions on gatherings - restrictions on gatherings between 11-100 peopleDetails
Jul 17th, 2020Jul 17
Level 1 of 3
C6: Stay at home requirements - recommend not leaving houseDetails
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Jul 17th, 2020Jul 17
Level 2 of 2
C7: Restrictions on internal movement - internal movement restrictions in placeDetails
In Khartoum, "From 6:00pm to 6:00am, movement, including across bridges, is restricted; this message will be updated with more details as they become available."; "The previously announced ban on public transportation between cities and states for the rest of Sudan remains unchanged." https://sd.usembassy.gov/covid-19-information/
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Jul 17th, 2020Jul 17
Level 3 of 4
C8: International travel controls - ban arrivals from some regionsDetails
Still current. Limited international travel allowed, while remainder remains banned or impossible: "The border with Egypt was also partially opened facilitating the return of about 2,000 Sudanese citizens stranded in Egypt due to border closure. The Sudanese authorities also announced the resumption of flights to/from Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Turkey starting July 14, 2020, following a 4 month ban." https://www.imf.org/en/Topics/imf-and-covid19/Policy-Responses-to-COVID-19
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Jul 17th, 2020Jul 17
Level 1 of 2
E1: Income support - government is replacing less than 50% of lost salary (or if a flat sum, it is less than 50% median salary)Details
Still current
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Jul 17th, 2020Jul 17
Level 0 of 2
E2: Debt/contract relief - no debt/contract reliefDetails
Can't find any current measures, other than: "The government has drafted regulations on forbearance of loan repayments for three months to ease the pressure on private sector." https://www.imf.org/en/Topics/imf-and-covid19/Policy-Responses-to-COVID-19
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Jul 17th, 2020Jul 17
Level 2 of 2
H1: Public information campaigns - coordinated public information campaign (eg across traditional and social media)Details
Still current
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Jul 17th, 2020Jul 17
Level 2 of 3
H2: Testing policy - testing of anyone showing Covid-19 symptomsDetails
Still appears to be current as no specific eligibility requirements can be found. However, testing capacity is reported to be extremely limited with significant delays. https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/south-sudan/coronavirus
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Jul 17th, 2020Jul 17
Level 1 of 2
H3: Contact tracing - limited contact tracing; not done for all casesDetails
Still current
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Jul 28th, 2020Jul 28
Level 2 of 3
C2: Workplace closing - require closing (or work from home) for some sectors or categories of workersDetails
Jul 28th, 2020Jul 28
Level 2 of 2
C3: Cancel public events - require cancellingDetails
Jul 28th, 2020Jul 28
Level 3 of 4
C4: Restrictions on gatherings - restrictions on gatherings between 11-100 peopleDetails
Jul 28th, 2020Jul 28
Level 1 of 2
C5: Close public transport - recommend closing (or significantly reduce volume/route/means of transport available)Details
Jul 28th, 2020Jul 28
Level 1 of 3
C6: Stay at home requirements - recommend not leaving houseDetails
The Sudanese authorities are still imposing curfews throughout the country, enforced by the police and armed forces. http://archive.today/2020.08.05-015621/ https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/sudan/coronavirus-
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Jul 28th, 2020Jul 28
Jul 28th, 2020Jul 28
Level 3 of 4
C8: International travel controls - ban arrivals from some regionsDetails
Aug 5th, 2020Aug 05
Level 3 of 4
C4: Restrictions on gatherings - restrictions on gatherings between 11-100 peopleDetails
In El Borgaig in the Northern State of Sudan, social and public events are banned, and prayers in mosques and other places of worship have been suspended until further notice as a result of an increase in the number of Covid-positive cases. See the article in Dabanga, archived: http://archive.vn/3a8u9
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Aug 5th, 2020Aug 05
Level 1 of 3
C6: Stay at home requirements - recommend not leaving houseDetails
As a result of a rapid increase in the number of cases in El Borgaig in the Northern State of Sudan, state borders have been closed and a curfew from 15:00 until 05:00 imposed for a period of 10 days until 15 August. In addition, social and public events are banned, and prayers in mosques and other places of worship have been suspended until further notice. See the article/s in Dabanga, archived: http://archive.vn/3a8u9; http://archive.vn/qZ6un
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Aug 5th, 2020Aug 05
Level 2 of 2
C7: Restrictions on internal movement - internal movement restrictions in placeDetails
As a result of a rapid increase in the number of cases in El Borgaig in the Northern State of Sudan, state borders have been closed and a curfew from 15:00 until 05:00 imposed for a period of 10 days until 15 August. In addition, social and public events are banned, and prayers in mosques and other places of worship have been suspended until further notice. See the article/s in Dabanga, archived: http://archive.vn/3a8u9; http://archive.vn/qZ6un
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Aug 13th, 2020Aug 13
Level 3 of 4
C8: International travel controls - ban arrivals from some regionsDetails
All land borders are closed. The Khartoum airport is partially opened since 20 July, and is gradually resuming international and national flights. See further information on ReliefWeb, archived: http://archive.vn/XUivu
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Aug 14th, 2020Aug 14
Level 2 of 2
C7: Restrictions on internal movement - internal movement restrictions in placeDetails
The IMF reports that as of 14 August, the Civil Aviation Authority of Sudan resumed domestic air flights between Khartoum and airports in other states (excluding the Northern regions like Dongola and Merowe), while instructing the operators to ensure health protocols and approved mitigation measures are followed. See further online, archived: http://archive.vn/dmcV4
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Aug 16th, 2020Aug 16
Level 1 of 3
C6: Stay at home requirements - recommend not leaving houseDetails
As of 16 August, the curfew in Sudan's Northern State has been lifted and markets reopened. However, wearing face masks, disinfecting vehicles, and following emergency health measures is still required. See the news on Dabanga, archived: http://archive.vn/XmIQP
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Aug 16th, 2020Aug 16
Level 2 of 2
C7: Restrictions on internal movement - internal movement restrictions in placeDetails
As of 16 August, the curfew in Sudan's Northern State has been lifted and markets reopened. However, wearing face masks, disinfecting vehicles, and following emergency health measures is still required. See the news on Dabanga, archived: http://archive.vn/XmIQP
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