We're not giving up on trying to win the Premier Cup, says Arteta.
We're not giving up on trying to win the Premier Cup, says Arteta.
Still, sources say that none of the passengers were hurt in the crash.
Early in the morning, a fire broke out on a bus that was taking Nigerians who were stuck in Khartoum, the capital city of Sudan, to Port Sudan, where they would be taken to Saudi Arabia. Monday.
At about 12 a.m. on Monday, 26 trucks with trapped Nigerians were leaving Al Razi for Port Sudan.
The Daily Trust said that one of the buses bringing about 50 Nigerian students from Sudan (Katsina 1) is on its way to Port Sudan as part of the second round of citizen evacuations by the Federal Government of Nigeria. But she had trouble because one of the car's tires was so hot.
One of the students on the bus was Dr. Hashim Idris Na'Allah, who is the head of the Elders Association of Nigeria in Sudan. There were 50 students on the bus, 49 men and 1 woman.
This happened around 2:30 in the morning Sudanese time.
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