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Will Egypt be affected by the floods in Sudan?
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Egypt Independent
The Sudanese Ministry of Irrigation has declared a red alert along the Nile in several states, with the water level in Khartoum exceeding 17 meters – exceeding the usual danger level of 16.5 meters.
Concerns have grown about the aftermath of the flood and whether it will reach Egypt or not.
He assured Al-Masry Al-Youm that Egypt will not be affected in any way, with no risks to agriculture, infrastructure, or human lives.
Sharaky noted that the High Dam has saved Egypt in recent years, when the flow of water decreased.
He added that Egypt will not be directly affected as the water will eventually arrive during the rainy season, and the High Dam is always ready to protect it from any emergency.