The World Health Organization  (WHO) has documented more attacks on health care facilities in Sudan, with 28 documented incidents that killed 8 medical personnel and injured 19.   Farhan Haq, a deputy U.N. spokesman, said further reports of other attacks were now being vetted for veracity.   Hag addedContinue Reading

  Khartoum, April 26(Darfur24)The United Nations has expressed grave concern about the effects of the fighting in Sudan on the humanitarian situation, adding that  civilians are facing severe shortages of food, water, medicine and fuel, in addition to limited communication and electricity services.   The deputy spokesman for the Secretary-GeneralContinue Reading

  Khartoum, April 24(Darfur24) USAID  manager , Samantha Power said on Sunday that the ongoing violence in Sudan between the armed forces and the Rapid Support Forces has killed hundreds and left countless others fleeing.   “These are terrible days for the Sudanese people, including many USAID colleagues,” she added.Continue Reading

  Khartopum, December 28(Darfur24)The head of the children’s cancer unit at Al-Nazra Hospital in Khartoum, Dr. Muhammad Awad Al-Khatib, revealed that 75% of  children with children suffer  shortages   of chemotherapy doses.   Al-Khatib said in a statement to “Darfur 24” that the situation has worsened over the past two monthsContinue Reading

  Khartoum, November 17(Darfur24)On Thursday, the United Nations revealed that more than 800 people have been killed and tens of thousands  displaced over the past ten months.   According to a report of the Office of Humanitarian Affairs OCHA since the beginning of 2022, about 26,5300 people have been displacedContinue Reading

    Nyala, November 8(Darfur24) The administration of Nyala Teaching Hospital in South Darfur transferred a number of patients from the Pediatric Surgery Department DPS  to the Police Hospital, after stopping the provision of treatment services in the division earlier this week.   Director-General of Nyala Teaching Hospital, Dr. KhaledContinue Reading