Multiple hospitals in Sudan have been attacked and damaged during the civil war, leading to a severe lack of healthcare services for millions of people. The attacks have resulted in the displacement of over 7 million people and an increasing humanitarian crisis.
Key Points
Over 77 hospitals in Sudan have been attacked since the start of the civil war.
More than 7 million people have been displaced, leading to a massive humanitarian crisis.
Shortage of fuel and health workers has led to over 70% of health facilities in Darfur not providing services.
Immediate international attention and funding are needed to prevent further loss of life.
Pros
Global aid agencies are working to provide medical care to those in need through mobile health clinics and alternative methods.
Cons
Multiple hospitals have been attacked, resulting in a severe lack of healthcare services for millions of people.
Health workers are facing safety concerns, lack of supplies, and have not been paid in months.