The WHO condemned the brutal attack on Saudi Maternity Hospital in El Fasher, Sudan, where over 460 lives were lost and six health workers were abducted, highlighting the dire humanitarian crisis in the region.
- On October 26, the Saudi Maternity Hospital in El Fasher was attacked for the fourth time in a month, resulting in the death of one nurse and injuries to three health workers.
- The assault has reportedly claimed the lives of more than 460 patients and their companions, underscoring the catastrophic impact on health care in North Darfur amid ongoing violence.
- Following the attack, six health workers, including four doctors and a nurse, were abducted, raising alarms about the safety of medical personnel amid the escalating conflict involving the Rapid Support Forces.
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This incident reflects the severe humanitarian crisis in Darfur and the urgent need for international attention and support. The escalating violence against healthcare facilities threatens the delivery of essential medical services to vulnerable populations in Sudan.