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Sudan faces potential disaster as GERD discharges continue rising
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Sudan faces potential disaster as GERD discharges continue rising
Egyptian water expert Dr. Abbas Sharaky warned that the Roseires Dam in Sudan’s Blue Nile region could collapse within days. The warning comes as the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam continues to release unusually high water flows, threatening a humanitarian disaster. Sharaky reported that on September 30, the flow from GERD reached 633 million cubic meters, double the usual volume for this period. In Khartoum, the Nile surged to 17.23 meters, su…
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