The Sudan Doctors Committee reported that about 100 civilians have been killed, as gunfire and explosions continue to be heard in Khartoum on Monday morning, on the third day of clashes between the army led by Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and the armed Rapid Support Forces led by Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo.
The committee stated in a statement that: "365 people were injured" also. And it had previously indicated that the death toll among the fighters was b"dozens" But neither side announced its human losses.
Doctors and humanitarian workers sounded the alarm. Some neighborhoods in Khartoum have been deprived of electricity and water since Saturday, while electricity rationing was already in place on normal days, according to AFP.
The few grocery stores still open, she warned, would not last more than a few days if no supply trucks entered the capital.
Doctors confirmed the power outage in the surgical departments, while the World Health Organization reported that "Many of Khartoum’s nine hospitals, which receive wounded civilians, are running out of blood units, transfusion equipment, intravenous fluids and other vital supplies.".
The Sudan Doctors Syndicate said that patients, sometimes children, and their relatives do not have access to water or food, noting that the treated wounded cannot be taken out due to the security situation, which leads to overcrowding that prevents everyone from being cared for.
And I couldn’t "humanitarian corridors" The two warring parties announced for three hours on Sunday afternoon the change of situation, as gunfire and explosions continued to be heard in Khartoum.
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