A drone assault on Sudan’s Operating Health Center within the City of El Fasher Killed Regarding 70 People and Injured 19, World Health Organization (that) Chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus Said on Sunday.
“The Attack Comes at A Time When Access to Health Care Is Already Severely Contrained In The State To The Closure Of Health Facilities Following Intense Bombardments,” Army Said in a Blog Post on X.
“Above All, Sudan’s People Need Peace. The Best Medicine is Peace, “Hey Added.
Local Officials Reported the Attack on the Saudi Teaching Maternal Hospital in El Fasher, The Capital of North Darfur State, on Saturday, Citing a Similar Death.
Who what’s the assault?
Local Authorities Blamed the Strike on the Rebel Rapid Support Forces (RSF), which is Fighting the Sudanese Military and Allied Forces.
The Paramilitary Group Has Sezed Nearly the Entire Vast Western Region of Darfur Sion April 2023.
Un Main Clementine Nkweweta-Salami, that Collaborates Altruistic Initiatives in Sudan, Said that the RSF Had Actually Provided A 48-Hour Final Word to the Sudanese Militaries to Leave El Fasher.
The City Has Been Under Siege by the RSF Since May 2024, However Groups Aligned with the Sudanese Military Had Recently Pushed Back.
The Army, Under Chief General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan has Made Significant Progress Against The RSF in Recent Months.
Earlier This Month, the United States Announced Sanctions Against Burhan and So Against His Rival, Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, Who Heads the RSF.
Civil Remained in Sudan
Sudan Has Actually Been Involved in A War Since April 2023.
The dispute has Killed Tens of Thousands of People, Displaced More than 12 million and Driven Hundreds of Thousands Right into Famine.
More Than 24.6 Million People – Around Half of Sudan’s Population – Face “High Levels of Acute Food Insecurity,” According to the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification Initiative, Backed by the United Nations.
TG/NM (dpa, AP, Reuters)
