Report by NGOs also finds healthcare system largely not functioning in Khartoum, months after city recaptured by army.
Report by NGOs also finds healthcare system largely not functioning in Khartoum, months after city recaptured by army.
By Faisal Ali
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Ninety-seven percent of households in Sudan’s capital are facing food shortages, and the healthcare system has largely collapsed across the city, according to an assessment that reveals the scale of the humanitarian catastrophe gripping the war-torn country.
Sudan is currently grappling with one of the worst humanitarian and public health crises in the world, as its healthcare system…
KHARTOUM: Sudan’s health system has suffered an unprecedented collapse since war erupted in mid-April 2023, with most hospitals…
NEW YORK CITY: Sudan is enduring one of the world’s biggest humanitarian crises, with 30 million people requiring emergency aid…
LONDON: Hunger and disease are spreading in war-torn Sudan, with famine already present in several areas, 25 million people…
A global hunger monitoring group reported that over 40% of Sudan's population faces acute food insecurity through May.
GENEVA, June 10 : Several areas south of the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, are at risk of famine, the World Food Programme said on…
