British student in Sudan compares ongoing conflict to a horror film

The transcript describes a chaotic situation where prisoners have been released, leading to increased crime. People are facing looting and violence, with some trying to evacuate but facing dangers like being shot at. The speaker's family home has been bombed, forcing relocation. Many are trapped without basic resources like electricity, water, and food, while the speaker feels fortunate to have a British passport allowing escape.

What event triggered the chaos described in the first section?

• A natural disaster

• An economic crisis

• The release of prisoners

• A political election

What happened to the narrator's family house?

• It was abandoned

• It was sold

• It was bombed

• It was renovated

What is the narrator's main concern about staying in the area?

• Poor weather conditions

• Inability to find a job

• Lack of entertainment

• Safety and security

What advantage does the narrator have that others do not?

• A British passport

• A safe place to stay

• A reliable vehicle

• A large amount of money

Which resources are mentioned as being scarce in the final section?

• Clothing and shelter

• Transportation and fuel

• Books and education

• Electricity and water