“Another awful attack” in the hospital in Sudan saw more than 40 people killed, of which many children and medical heads, the Head of the World Health Organization (WHO).
“We can’t say this louder” Wrote TEDROS adhan ghebreesus on x On Tuesday, “Health Attacks must stop everywhere!”
Al-Mujlad Hospital is hit on Saturday and is located in Western Cordophan, near one of the lines where Sudanese warring parties are fighting in a conflict that is now in its third year.
The rapid support for support (RSF) curve their opponents of the Sudan army for attacks on the hospital, as well as two prominent groups of civil society, but the military itself needs to comment on the allegations.
Since the Sudanese Civil War began in April 2023. years, the suffering scale is so huge that the UN marked everything in the world the worst humanitarian crisis.
Beside They state about genocide In Darfur, the murder of many thousands of civilians across the country, plus resettlement of millions, both parties in this conflict are accused of working war crimes to medical institutions and staff, According to the evidence they see BBC News Arabic.
Al-Mujlad Hospital, Muglad, was “the only functioning of the health facility in the area”, According to the Sudanese doctor’s network.
More than 40 people killed, six of them were children and five were healthcare professionals, Office in Sudan said on Sunday. Reaching other people are also injured, it was added.
Crukial’s hospital launched dialysis and focused on care about civilians as opposed to soldiers, According to a German lawyer lawyer groupwho document abuses and by RSF and the army.
Both the network and the Sudanese Medical Network and the Emergency Legal Legal Group say that the attack on Saturday was the curves of the Sudan armed forces (SAF).
But the doctor’s body says that the reason for the attack was that the military was trying to kill the RSF fighters “stationed within” Al-Mujlad Hospital. The RSF did not comment on that claim, nor has the army.
On Monday, the UN Chief of Children’s Agency, UNICEF, warned of the “aggravating crisis” for children caused by Civil War of Sudan and said that the responsibility of assistance was lacking two-thirds of the necessary funds.
Visit to refugees in neighboring tea, Katarine Russell said “hundreds of thousands of most endangered children wearing spa and war in Sudan and lack of essential services for those who escaped to Chad.”
Many children are “malnourished, outside of school and in serious risk of exploitation and disease,” she added.
Among the deepest accounts that came out of Sudan’s war is proof that armed men rape and sexually attack children as young as one. Some children tried to complete their life life as a result.
