Omdurman, Sudan – Hunger is everywhere War-Torn in Sudan. Hundreds of thousands of thousands of people captured in war areas, in front of the famine, have also taken the soup kitchen in street corners, as there are two million people in the city of Omdurman.
Food manuals lined with the following balanced professionals. It has been a complete medium-class wear.
CBS News met in one of the lines in Mohammed Hamad. It is an electrical engineer and once had a profit business. Like so many other in Sudan, the faster civil war means no work, and has no income.
The economy of the country has fallen down and Hamad said he could not give his family.
“We trust God and support,” he told us.
Right now, it belongs to God.
The soup chef offers a small meal of the day for Hamad and his wife and four children. Confidence in charity is deep pain for him.
“It breaks my heart. I can’t give food or medicine. Sometimes we do it from the ingredients we have in our house,” he said.
Hamad’s wife had a lung infection when we met him, and said he could not pay for the hospital to be transported.
Many soup kitchens during the urban areas of Sudano have financed almost 80% by the US, continuing to suspension of the President Trump in the US foreign support.
The soup kitchens still had a few hospitals in Omdurman, including the Omdurman’s largest hospital that has followed the operation during the war. It is located 12 kilometers from the first lines of the cage capital.
The installation does not have funds to give the same meals. When we visited the hospital, the soup is a kitchen Emergency response room Charity was busy serving some rice and lentils. It was the only food that would eat that day.
The hospital is an overwhelmed and underlying resource. It has been rockets in nearly two years. The tent has been set to make it overflow. New CBS due to lack of beds, patients treated the ground.
In the midst of all, the doctor under the guidance of Dr. Jamal Mohammad have struggled to save the life of the wounded and hungry war.
Despite the financial support of the US and other donors, the interrogates were already running out of the equipment of the venda and the bandage, the Brakes put all the foreign supports in the US.
“I don’t know what Trump’s decision is behind the president, but I think it will increase and delve into the suffering of our people,” he told us. “We are forgotten war.”
He said CBS News in the US African Union Union CBS news, in many ways, help countries like Sudan have long come primarily through USAID“It has been the face of America’s values. It is the land of the land of our foreign politics.”
He said he was worried about sharp and sudden withdrawal of support, although it must be temporary, it will have serious consequences.
“It is now what we see, for lack of respect for the United States, weakening the interests of the US, and is certainly the real negative effects on Earth for African partners,” he said.
Lapnn argued that Washington officials had made bad treatment of USAID.
“I think the discussion now is charity as if it were charity, and as if we can’t pay for charity. And I don’t think that’s true,” he said. “We know that it is 1% of the federal budget, so we can pay. But at the same time, there was a much more strategic investment in the US worldwide.”
They can have little chance without collaboration with the US countries, but in order to turn around elsewhere, try to fill the financial gap. Some people need, sell or sell their natural resources to meet these needs.
United Arab Emirates, Iran, Russia and Saudi make a bietum in Sudan conflict, in the mere wealth of wealth, or, in the case of Russia, the basis of the coast of Sudan on the coast of Sudan’s coast.
The United Nations gave a new emergency appeal last week.
Cindy McCain, on the weekend of the UN Food program carries out the agency, was working to support about 25 million people in Sudan’s hunger, but “Humanitarian services are brink.”
“The global community must be played now – life depends on that” he said In a social multimedia post, Sudan said the days after the days “now has the largest and most serious hunger crisis in the world ever.”
There is no clear person who or what he can help me with the disruption of the USAID work, but he certainly visited the Hospital CBS News, the staff of Sudan will continue as well as possible.
As Mohammad continued, following the hospital doctor, in one of the overflowing rooms, he comforted a 10-year Akram Atlan, and the leg was shrinked. He was playing with friends when it happened in a river. The little boy was tearful, terrified he would lose his leg and, with that, the dream of being a footballer.
But he was in good hand. Mohammad was a leading orthopedic surgeon before the war starts. When the conflict began he lost everything – his house, made of his house in Khartoum, his car and his life savings. His family fled to Egypt safely, but he remained behind and, for almost two years, has gone to the hospital without any wages. Most days perform three or four operations.
When young Akram was prepared for surgery, Mohammad said that he would never imagine that he would work in the wound war. His previous work was focused on healing broken bones and improving people’s lives, not to stay alive.
Despite limited resources, it still brings hope. He has been in the little boy for more than four hours, fixed the broken bones and removes a large piece of his leg. The operation was successful, and Akram will have the opportunity to play football again.
“It’s my Jurament,” said Mohammad said why he decided to keep her behind her violated nation, without her family, to keep a scary hospital. “That’s it. To save lives.”
