user: instruction:
In this task, you are given an article. Your task is to summarize the article in a sentence.
question:
The country was banned earlier this month following government interference in the sport.
However, the Sudanese government has now annulled the decision that prompted the ban.
"Under the circumstances, (Fifa) decided to lift the suspension with immediate effect," wrote Fifa Secretary General Fatma Samoura.
The lifting of the ban comes too late for Sudan's leading sides in African club competition - with Al Merreikh and Al Hilal disqualified from the Champions League because of the Fifa suspension.
Al Merreikh had been poised to reach the Champions League quarter-finals while Al Hilal Obeid, eliminated from the Confederation Cup, had already secured a last-eight place in that competition.
However, the nation will now be able to contest a forthcoming 2018 African Nations Championship (Chan) qualifier against Burundi.
Sudan earned its ban after the Ministry of Justice ordered the removal of Mutasim Gaafar Sir Elkhatim on 2 June as president of the country's FA (SFA) after two rival groups claimed control of the body.
The path to reintegration into Fifa came about when Sudan Prime Minister Bakri Hassan Salih issued a resolution overturning that decision on 7 July, so reinstating Elkhatim to his position.
Sudan's clubs were set to play between 07-09 July in African competitions but Fifa, in its letter, says it was only informed of the government U-turn on 10 July.
answer:
Football's world governing body Fifa has lifted its suspension of Sudan.


question:
At least 39 people were killed inside the Weiguan Jinlong (Golden Dragon) apartment complex in Tainan.
About 320 people have been rescued but more than 100 people may still be under the debris.
It was one of the few buildings to suffer serious damage, sparking questions about its construction.
With hopes fading of finding more survivors, rescuers are now using heavy equipment to knock down parts of the toppled structure.
Hundreds of soldiers are involved in the rescue effort, helped by high-tech equipment, sniffer dogs and cranes.
On Tuesday, distraught relatives frequently interrupted Mayor William Lai as he gave a briefing on the progress of the search, after the passing of the 72-hour so-called "golden window" for finding survivors.
An investigation has been launched into whether the construction of the Weiguan Jinlong building contributed to its collapse.
The shallow 6.4-magnitude quake was powerful but few other buildings were damaged, thanks to strict building standards on the earthquake-prone island.
answer:
The developer of a building which collapsed in the earthquake that hit Taiwan on Saturday has been arrested, local media report.


question:
The airline did not operate 331 flights after cancelling 248 on Wednesday.
Some passengers have been stranded in European cities after Easter breaks, prompting Easyjet to operate five "rescue" flights on Friday.
The flights will bring three parties of schoolchildren back to the UK.
The additional flights will run from Luton to Paris, Paris to Barcelona, Barcelona to Luton, Gatwick to Madrid, and Marrakech to Gatwick.
Easyjet says it will put larger aircraft on routes that have been most affected to allow more passengers to get home.
A spokesman said the "unnecessary" strike had caused "considerable and disproportionate disruption for passengers and airlines across Europe".
Rival low-cost airline Ryanair said it had been forced to cancel more than 500 flights over the last two days.
"We again call on the EU [European Union] and French authorities to act now and prevent  thousands of travellers being held to ransom by these French [air traffic control] workers," the Irish airline said.
Johanna Booth, from Liverpool, has been stuck in Barcelona after two Ryanair flights were cancelled due to the industrial action.
"We have a four-month-old baby and his formula milk has ran out and he is not drinking much of the other variety, so I am concerned," she told the BBC.
"The support we have received from Ryanair has been minimal."
Air France said it was operating one-in-four flights to and from Orly airport in Paris, about 40% to and from cities in the rest of France, and 50% of medium-haul flights to and from Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport.
No long-haul Air France flights were affected on Thursday.
Air traffic controllers are planning further industrial action from 16 to 18 April and from 29 April to 2 May 2 - both key holiday periods.
Roger Rousseau, head of the SNCTA union that represents French air traffic controllers, said: "We can assure our passengers that we are doing everything possible to limit the inconvenience of this strike on them."
Among the issues upsetting members is that the retirement age will be raised from 57 to 59.
answer:


assistant: Easyjet has cancelled hundreds of flights as the second day of strike action by French air traffic controllers took its toll.