A statement from the Emergency Coordinator of that NGO, Víctor García, also points out this Tuesday that the African country is experiencing the worst wave of displaced people in the world.
The source adds that the population also does not have access to medicines due to the very high prices of the few that can be obtained in the midst of this tragedy, and most Health centers no longer function.
The official highlighted the situation in Central Darfur, controlled by the paramilitaries, where the entire health system collapsed, after places such as the University Hospital were looted.
Among other regions of Sudan in extreme situation, the city of Al Fasher, capital of North Darfur and a government bastion, was mentioned once again, where paramilitaries are fighting the Army to take control of the city.
Since mid-April of last year, this African nation has been mired in an internal war, after contradictions over power issues flared up between the head of the Army, Abdel Fatah al-Burhan, and the leader of the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, Mohamed Hamdan Daglo.
In Sudan, where a military coup occurred in 2019 and another in 2021, a conflict broke out that killed thousands of civilians, including about 15,000 in the Western Darfur region alone, and displaced about seven million. of people, according to data provided by the United Nations.
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