Sudan Humanitarian Situation Extremely Dire Radiodabanga: Sudan
People living in the densely populated areas of Ombadda, El Salha, and El Shagla, and many other neighbourhoods in Omdurman are suffering from extremely dire humanitarian conditions because of the continuing battles between the Sudan Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces .
The East Nile area in the eastern part of Khartoum North is also witnessing a severe crisis due to the continuation of the battles. The real number is likely to be much higher. The Central Committee of Sudanese Doctors explained last week that it is extremely difficult to count the dead as many bodies cannot be reached.. UN OCHA stated that at least 11 health facilities have been attacked and many are no longer functioning at all in Khartoum and Darfur states.
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