The ongoing civil war in Sudan has pushed North Darfur’s only remaining hospital to the edge of collapse. Al Fasher South Hospital, the sole medical facility still operational in the region, is struggling to stay open due to a critical shortage of medical supplies and medicines.

The hospital has been inundated with patients injured in the fighting between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces. Despite the heroic efforts of medical staff, the facility is buckling under the pressure, with many essential supplies and medicines running perilously low.

The situation in North Darfur is dire, with many hospitals in the region forced to close due to their proximity to the conflict zone or the inability of staff to reach the facilities safely. This has left Al Fasher South Hospital as the only option for those seeking medical attention, further exacerbating the crisis.

The potential closure of Al Fasher South Hospital would have catastrophic consequences for the people of North Darfur, who are already bearing the brunt of the conflict. The international community must act swiftly to provide emergency aid and support to prevent a humanitarian disaster.

The situation demands immediate attention and action from humanitarian organizations, governments, and international bodies. The people of North Darfur cannot afford to lose their last lifeline – Al Fasher South Hospital must be saved to prevent a complete collapse of medical services in the region.