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Encyclopedia Friendly Tips: If you lose your passport abroad, please contact your local embassy in a foreign country.

When Su Ran got out of the taxi, it was already six o'clock in the evening local time, and even at this time, the sunshine was still very abundant.

The Chinese Embassy in Sudan is protected by four towering walls, with barbed wire at the top of the wall to prevent them from being crossed.

At the front, there is a hard metal gate, which is more than ten meters wide. On the side is a side door made of the same metal as the main door, which is usually used by visitors.

This structure all shows a message - this is not safe.

Su Ran faced the door, at a loss, although the encyclopedia told him that it was right to find the embassy for something, but now the question is how to get in!

At this time, an elite man with glasses came out of the side door.

Su Meng hurriedly caught up.

After chatting with Su Ran for a few words, the elite man also learned of Su Ran's embarrassment. He gave Su Meng a number, which was the contact number of Director Jin, the head of the embassy. And told Su Ran that he could know how to solve his problem by just calling and asking.

After thanking and saying goodbye to the elite man, Su Meng dialed the newly arrived number.

It is worth mentioning that Su Meng's phone opened the global communication service, and it also absorbed the lessons of the last trip to Dubai, Su Meng also learned to be obedient this time, although the global communication will be much more expensive in roaming fees, but it also provides too much convenience. For example, the current situation saves too much trouble.

"Hey, hello, I'm Director Jin of the embassy, how do you need help?" said a friendly male voice on the other end of the phone.

"Ah, I lost my passport...... I'm outside the embassy right now, and I want to know what I'm going to do?" Su said.

"Oh, is that so? I'm off work at this point. Forget it, you wait there, I'll pick you up. Director Jin instructed.

After waiting for a few minutes, the side door opened, and a middle-aged man beckoned to Su Meng, who hurriedly followed.

In the communication room, Director Jin poured a glass of water for Su Meng, and then sat facing him, "How did you lose your passport?"

"I just got off the airport today, and I probably met a thief at that time, and then I couldn't find my passport......" Su Meng said with a embarrassed face.

Director Jin tapped his fingers on the chair, and then asked, "What are you going to do?"

"I don't understand, can you explain it to me?" Su Meng looked confused.

"In your case, if you want to reapply for a reissue, you need to go to the police station here to issue a certificate, and then make an appointment online, after which we can accept the ......"

"Wait!" Su Meng interrupted, "I just want to get on the plane and go back home!"

"Oh, don't you need to redo it here? Director Jin smiled slightly.

"If it's just a pass, it can be processed in one working day, do you have a photo of the first page of your original passport? or a photo of your ID card. Director Jin asked.

"Yes!" Su Meng took out his phone. It happened that Su Meng's father needed the first page of the passport sent by Su Meng, so Su Meng's mobile phone also saved a copy.

"Well, okay, you send this to me, I'm off work now, so I can't handle it for you right away, I'll make it for you early tomorrow morning." Director Jin said.

After everything was handed over, Su Meng breathed a sigh of relief, "I'm scared to death, I thought I couldn't go back, I will take a plane tomorrow afternoon." ”

Director Jin said: "It's quite a hurry, but it should be in a hurry." ”

Su Meng thought for a moment and asked, "That, Director Jin...... Are there any recommendations for hotels or anything like that? I don't know the ...... in a new place."

"Inn, I think about it. Director Jin held his chin and thought for a while: "There is really one around here, but it is opened by Sudanese, do you know Sudanese?"

Su Meng looked helpless: "No......"

"Well, then you find it first, then call me and I'll translate it for you. ”

"Thank you so much!" Su Meng was very moved.

Director Jin sent Su Meng a location address, which was the location of the hotel he said.

At the end, Director Jin instructed: "Sudan has been in turmoil recently, and there are parades these days, so it's best not to go out at night." ”

Su Ran didn't care about this, and after saying goodbye to Director Jin, Su Ran began to look for it according to the map, and found it after a while, and it was really close to the embassy.

At the same time, with the help of Director Jin, Su Meng also successfully moved in.

At this time, Su Meng, who was lying on the single bed, was a little emotional, and for the help of the embassy, Su Meng, who was alone, felt a different kind of warmth. The so-called meticulous care of the state is just that.

'Goo-'

There was a protest in his stomach, and Su Ran remembered at this time that he hadn't eaten anything since he got off the plane, and it was time for dinner.

"I'm so hungry!" Su Meng jumped from the bed to the ground, picked up, and went out with his bag on his back. He was going to look around and buy something to cook dinner.

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About the scenery along the way from Khartoum to the Libyan market.

If you look closely enough, you'll find out.

It shouldn't be said as long as you're not blind.

This is a large open-air burial cemetery located next to the highway and covering an area of nearly 100 acres.

Well, you read that right, it's the cemetery.

Well, the Sudanese are quite environmentally friendly. After all, isn't cremation polluting the atmosphere?

Because the burial is dense, you need to pay attention to the soil layer when burying, because you may accidentally dig off your neighbor's hands and feet.

Kindness...... It is not right to ridicule the dead.

Actually, I want to say that it's really nice to have cremation.

If such a large cemetery had been excavated thousands of years later, it would probably have been considered a large-scale war site of ancient civilizations.

Well, that's just my personal thoughts.