270 Murdered In Sudan, As Ceasefire Breaks Down, While Fighting Continues
The World Health Organization said reports from the Sudan’s health ministry, has confirmed the killing of at least 270 people since clashes broke out in Sudan.
The World Health Organization said reports from the Sudan’s health ministry, has confirmed the killing of at least 270 people since clashes broke out in Sudan.
Reports say fighting has continued in Sudan in spite of an internationally brokered truce that was supposed to be in effect.
But forces loyal to duelling generals battle for key locations in the capital and accused each other of violating the ceasefire.
Many hospitals in Khartoum remain out of service and medical personnel have been unable to reach healthcare facilities.
The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies are warning that Sudan’s health system is at risk of breakdown.
International calls are mounting for an end to hostilities in the African country, with G7 foreign ministers on Tuesday, urging an immediate ceasefire between the warring forces.
Source: Al Jazeera
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