Sudan emergency evacuation


LIBYA 
CHAD 
C.A.R.
EGYPT 
SUDAN 
Port Sudan 
Wadi Seidna
Omdurman
Khartoum
DARFUR
SOUTH SUDAN
SAUDI ARABIA
ERITREA
DJIBOUTI 
Camp Lemonnier 
ETHIOPIA
400km 250 miles
   
                   
Warring generals Mohamed Hamdan Daglo (left), commander of Rapid Support Forces (RSF), and army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan (right), agree to 72-hour ceasefire


U.S.: Government personnel and dependents evacuated via U.S. Camp Lemonnier in Djibouti. Around 19,000 U.S. nationals remain in Sudan

UK: Evacuation of 4,000 British passport holders launched from Wadi Seidna airfield north of capital

France: 538 people evacuated 

Egypt: 436 nationals evacuated

Pakistan: 427 citizens reach Port Sudan for onward repatriation

Germany: 400 people evacuated – about 200 citizens remain

Jordan: 343 nationals evacuated

Russia: 300 citizens remain in Sudan

Italy: At least 200 people, including 140 Italians, extracted

Saudi Arabia: 101 Saudis and 255 others evacuated from Port Sudan

Libya: 83 diplomats, families and others reach Port Sudan

Spain: 72 people, including 34 Spaniards, fly to Madrid

Netherlands: 60 citizens evacuated on Dutch military plane

Japan: Military aircraft evacuates 45 nationals

South Korea: Military aircraft evacuates 25 citizens

Austria: 25 citizens evacuated, about 30 remain in Sudan

Hungary: 18 citizens evacuated, six others en route to safety
                 
Denmark: 15 nationals evacuated. Six others remain in Sudan
      
Belgium: Eight citizens evacuated, 30 nationals remain
       
Switzerland: Embassy staff and families evacuated
 
Sweden: Embassy staff, families and others evacuated to Djibouti
       
Qatar: Reported RSF attack on embassy convoy heading to Port Sudan
       
India: Sending naval ship to Port Sudan, two military aircraft to Jeddah
       
Norway, Ireland: Involved in efforts to evacuate citizens
         

Sources: Associated Press, Reuters, UPI 
Pictures: Getty Images 
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