Sudan Events – Follow-ups
Doctors Without Borders said on Tuesday that at least three people were killed and about 25 others were wounded in a new attack on the Saudi hospital in Al-Fasher, the capital of North Darfur state.
A statement issued by Doctors Without Borders stated that “the Saudi hospital in Al-Fasher, which the organization supports and provides surgical support, was bombed again – the tenth time it has been exposed since the fighting began 80 days ago, as 25 people were injured in the attack and three others were killed.”
The statement noted that the health facility was damaged by the last strike, but is still operating.
The statement revealed that Doctors Without Borders teams and the Ministry of Health responded to the arrival of 52 wounded people to the Saudi hospital last Saturday, including 11 women and one child; 11 of them died of their wounds.
