Khartoum Restores Healthcare Services

Some hospitals in Khartoum have begun gradually resuming their activities after months of destruction caused by the war, as efforts to rehabilitate them continue to restore essential health services to the population. "Accident Street" sustained extensive damage, with facilities ceasing operations and equipment destroyed. One hospital suffered a large fire, with damages estimated at around two million dollars, awaiting the completion of power restoration. According to the Sudanese Ministry of Health, more than 85% of healthcare facilities in Khartoum have resumed functioning. East Nile Hospital, in particular, is experiencing a return to normalcy following extensive repairs, currently admitting between 400 and 450 patients daily. This reflects a growing confidence in the return of medical services and an improvement in the health sector in the capital.

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