UN relief chief decries indiscriminate attacks on civilian facilities in Sudan ...Sudan

October 25, 2023 (PORT SUDAN) – The Humanitarian Coordinator in Sudan Clementine Nkweta-Salami has expressed deep concern over continued reports of attacks against civilian infrastructure as brutal fighting continues across Sudan. “I am deeply concerned that facilities that are necessary for the functioning of basic services including water, sanitation, and health care, are under attack in Sudan,” she said in a statement. The UN official said several attack incidents were recorded in Sudan this month. According to the world body, on 9 October, shells struck Al Nao hospital, one of the last functioning hospitals in Omdurman, killing two people and injuring five others at a time when medical

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