Doctors Without Borders warns of Sudan healthcare crisis
Medicines Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders) has stated that Sudan's healthcare system is facing severe crises and is nearing collapse, due to escalating conflict and growing humanitarian needs. Funding remains insufficient, having reached only 41% of the United Nations' humanitarian plan, which amounts to $2.87 billion. The organization emphasized that a halt in funding threatens to close clinics, further complicating the healthcare crisis and increasing pressure on existing facilities. This comes amid ongoing attacks on humanitarian organization facilities and headquarters, with eight airstrikes recorded this year that destroyed food supplies sufficient to feed approximately 5,800 people each month. The UN office in Sudan called on all parties to respect international law and to protect humanitarian workers and supplies.
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