Over 90 groups call for Sudan telco infrastructure restoration amid Starlink shutdown concerns
Techpoint Africa | Abdullah Ajibade - May 16, 2024
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- 94 humanitarian organizations have expressed concern about the potential shutdown of Starlink in Sudan.
- Telecom providers in the country are struggling to regain control of their services due to damage to the communications infrastructure.
- The war in Sudan has caused a severe displacement crisis and a hunger crisis, with millions of people requiring humanitarian assistance.
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The potential shutdown of Starlink in Sudan and the ongoing disruption of telecommunications services due to the war have severe consequences for both civilians and aid organizations. It is crucial for all parties involved to prioritize the restoration of telecommunications infrastructure and ensure continuous provision of services. The United Nations should increase emergency telecommunication capacity to support humanitarian efforts in the country.
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