Sudan Emergency Appeal

Sudan Appeal

At least 270 people have been killed, and 2600 have been injured since the clashes erupted between Sudan’s Army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF). While the safety of our staff is paramount, we are keeping a close eye on the situation on the ground. 

As violence intensifies, half of the hospitals in Sudan are out of action. 

Muslim Aid’s country office has been closed due to the ongoing violence, with staff requested to prioritise their safety and to stay indoors. 

We are keeping a close eye on the unfolding situation and will keep our donors updated. 

When an emergency strikes, Muslim Aid aims to be on the ground as soon as possible, helping those caught up in disasters and conflicts.

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As one of the charities working in Sudan, we can tell you that the intense fighting that has been taking place across the country since April 2023 has left 11 million people in need of urgent healthcare.  

Despite this, over two-thirds of all main hospitals in affected areas are out of service, and those that are still functioning are at risk of closure due to shortages of medical staff, supplies, safe water, and electricity. The healthcare industry is constantly under attack, which prevents patients and health workers from reaching hospitals. This is without mentioning the fact that the disease surveillance system has taken a hit, making it harder than ever to detect and confirm infectious disease outbreaks. What’s more, the conflict saw millions of people become displaced in Sudan and neighbouring countries alike.

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