“Another terrible attack” in a Sudan hospital saw more than 40 people died, many of children and medics, the leadership of the world organization (who) said.
“We can’t say this for a lime,” Wrote tedros adhanom ghebeyesus in x On Tuesday, “Health attacks should stop everywhere!”
Al-Mujlad Hospital has hit Saturday, and is located in the West Kordfan State, close to one of the frontlines in which Sudan Fighting Parties fight the third year.
The powerful support force (RSF) regretted the Sudanese Army for hospital attacks, as well as two prominent civil society groups, but the army personally had not commented on the allegation.
Sudan’s civil war began in April 2023, the measure of suffering is much more that the UN mentions the worst world of the world.
In addition to killing many thousands of civilians, which is part of the country described in the US as a genocideand moving millions more, both sides of this conflict are accused of carrying war crimes to medical facilities and staff, According to the evidence seen at BBC News Arabic.
The Al-Mujlad Hospital, in the city of growth, is “the functioning facility of health care”, According to Sudan Doctors network.
Of the more than 40 people were killed, six of the children and five health workers, The Sudan office said Sunday. Twelve other people are also injured, in addition.
Over, the hospital runs a unit dialysis and focuses on caring for civilians contrary to the soldiers, According to the emergency attest groupWhat documents are abusing RSF and army.
Both Sudan Doctors Network and the Emergency Attory group say the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) will blame on Saturday attacks.
But doctors’ body says the reason for the attack is that the army is trying to kill the RSF fighters “placed inside” al-Mujad Hospital. The RSF does not comment on that claim, nor the army.
On Monday, the UN Agency head, UNICEF, is warned by an “aggravated crisis” for children caused by Sudan responding without two-thirds of the funds required.
Visiting the refugees to the neighboring Chad, Catherine Russell says “Hundreds of thousands of weak children depend on Sudan and a lack of important service for those who flee to Chad”.
Many children are “malnourished, outside of school, and in serious danger of exploiting and illness”, he added.
Among the more flowing accounts that exit Sudan War The evidence that the armed men are weakened and children’s sex as young as one. Some children seek to end their own lives as a result.
