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عربية – DW
Source: عربية – DW
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The Sudan Doctors Network warned that repeated attacks on power stations and the resulting outages are putting patients’ lives at risk. Hospitals, dialysis centers, intensive care units, and infant incubators depend on electricity to provide life-saving services. Medical and UN reports indicate that between 70 and 80 percent of health facilities are out of service, with power cuts and fuel shortages risking equipment failures and damage to vaccines and medicines. The impact also extends to water supplies, bread production, food preservation, and economic activity, as the parties to the conflict trade accusations over who is responsible for targeting infrastructure.
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