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The recent tragedy at Al Daein Teaching Hospital is a harrowing reminder that in the Sudanese conflict, the red cross or red crescent no longer offers protection it offers a target. With the Sudan hospital strike casualties now reaching 64 dead, including 13 children, the war has transcended a mere power struggle it has become a systematic dismantling of human survival. In my view, the international community’s habit of issuing grave concerns while hospitals crumble is a diplomatic failure of the highest order. The Al Daein Tragedy: Why Medical Neutrality is Dead The strike on Al Daein wasn't just a tactical error it was a death sentence for the region's healthcare. When pediatric and maternity wards become frontlines, the concept of medical neutrality is officially dead. This isn't just collateral damage as some military officials claim it is the erasure of the last safety net for civilians in East Darfur. Why are hospitals targeted in Sudan? Since the war began i...

Huge fight broke out in Sudan which killed a lot of people and thousands are injured without having any medical facilities. Hospitals are forced to close because of attacks from protestors and paramilitary forces. More than 185 people are killed after weeks of tension between army and paramilitary forces. The fight is continued in capital of Sudan, Khartoum, clashes are also reported in other parts of other country. https://twitter.com/thepakistan2021/status/1650458154197737472?s=20 Foreign citizens of different countries are evacuated in Sudan looking for help from their countries. Heavy shooting and bombing also cut down the electricity and internet connection making it more difficult to connect with rescue teams. Rescue teams from United States are about to land in Sudan as people in affected area are living without water and food access. Continuous attacks and heavy shelling caused huge mess in the country. According to World Health Organization, 400 people are killed and ...