Sudan’s White Nile state bans motorcycles, kadamol, to deter banditry
The White Nile state authorities in Sudan have issued a decree prohibiting the use of motorcycles and kadamol scarves that cover the face, in the localities of El Jebelein, El Salam, and Tandelti, in a move designed to reduce banditry in the localities.
The White Nile state authorities in Sudan have issued a decree prohibiting the use of motorcycles and kadamol scarves that cover the face, in the localities of El Jebelein, El Salam, and Tandelti, in a move designed to reduce banditry in the localities.
This week, a joint meeting of the White Nile state government and the Security Committee, approved a number of temporary decrees, “to stave-off problems that occur from robberies perpetrated by bandits on motorcycle in these localities”.
The decree also stipulated a ban on carrying knives in markets and other public places, also designed to reduce crime.