Is it obligatory to pay the blood money legally set at 30 million Sudanese pounds for unintentional killing, knowing that this amount is not equal to one hundred camels?

The amount of blood money (Diyya) in Islamic law is one hundred camels. Umar ibn al-Khattab valued this at one thousand gold dinars, or twelve thousand silver dirhams. The estimation of blood money in various currencies depends on the discretion of the Islamic judiciary.