MSF has suspended functions in camp in the Sudan’s Darfur region as the violence appears | Sudanese war stories
Doctors without restrictions say that the increase in the internal and Zamzam camp has made it very dangerous to work.
Doctors without limits said they stopped his work at a frustrated camp for disposal of the Darfur region, as the increase in violent attacks have been very dangerous to work.
In a statement on Monday, Charity Charity – known as French Language Dictionary – said Military in the Zamzam camp near the village of El-fasher near the city of El-fasher had done it “to continue providing medical help.
“Despite the death of the invigorous starvation and major requirements of humanity, we have no choice without deciding to stop all our activities in the camp,” said MSF Field.
The MSF is one of the few groups of people working in the camp, for a million part of the Sudan’s civil war.
Health workers at the wild hallway in Kamzam helped to treat people who are injured in attacks on quick support (RSF) this month, and care for thousands of malnourished children.
“To stop our project during an increased disaster in Zamazam there was a sad decision,” said Lilah Kalilah, the Director of Sudan.
“The intense intimacy of violence, severe difficulty in sending things, unemployment to send knowledge staff with support from colleagues, with their colleagues.”
We have taken a difficult decision to stop our activities in Zamzam camp, North Darfur, Sudan. Violence has become a camp, which has about 500,000 people.
We encourage all armed characters in this area to protect citizens.
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– MSF International (@MSF) On February 24, 2025
The Sudan War started between RSF and Sudan soldiers on April 2023.
Both War crime is suspected of the United Nations as the United Nations said the United Nations said violence killed tens of thousands of people, forced to flee their homes and escape the difficulties of helping people.
On February 11, RSF invaded Zamzam, two days to argue with an army and armed groups with compilation and forced 10,000 families to flee, according to the international National National Immigration Corporation (Iom).
The MSF said his parties treated 139 patients with a firearm and wound wounds to the field at the time. But 11 people – including five children – he died because the center did not have the needed equipment.
The organization also said that its ambulances were addressed in the past months.
At that time, Secretary-general secretary Antonio Gutter warned Monday “addition” after RSF and its partners agreed to form the same government.
Gutres spokesman Stephane Dujarric said the UN chief was “very much worried” about Sunday’s announcement. “This increases further in conflict … deepening the division of the world,” says Drujarry.
The Rsf-LED government is not expected that he is widely accepted, and a group accused of achieving war cases, including race.
But it is a sign that Sudan’s Splounting may be title as RSF focuses on the Western Darfur region while losing a place elsewhere.
