The International Red Cross has warned of a worsening health crisis in Sudan, where the medical infrastructure has been severely damaged by conflict, and the vast majority of hospitals and healthcare centers in the country have been closed.

According to the committee’s reports, two-thirds of the population are no longer able to access basic health services, making it more difficult to combat malnutrition and disease.

The committee’s health program officer in Sudan, Amelie Chabat, described the situation in clinics as catastrophic, with the wounded and sick suffering from severe shortages of medicine, food and water.

Chabat stressed that children, the elderly and women are the most affected, as they lack the necessary treatments for chronic diseases such as kidney and diabetes.
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