Sudan’s health system is collapsing under the strain of aid reductions, with over a third of the country’s medical facilities now shut down, according to a leading medical charity. The worsening crisis threatens to leave millions without access to basic healthcare as funding shortages cripple essential services. Experts warn that the closure of hospitals and clinics could exacerbate an already dire humanitarian situation, raising concerns over disease outbreaks and preventable deaths. The charity’s report highlights the urgent need for renewed support to restore critical medical infrastructure.
More than a third of Sudan's health facilities are nonoperational as aid cuts deepen crisis, medical charity says.
