64 killed – including 13 children – in attack on Sudan hospital, WHO says
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A strike on a healthcare facility in Sudan killed 64 people, including 13 children, and wounded 89 others, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). The attack, confirmed by the WHO's Surveillance System for Attacks, involved heavy weapons and impacted a secondary healthcare facility, medical personnel, patients, supplies, and storage. The UN's humanitarian office expressed its dismay at the attack on the hospital in East Darfur. Sudanese rights group Emergency Lawyers reported the strike on the El-Daein Teaching Hospital was carried out by an army drone. While the WHO counts and verifies attacks on healthcare, it does not attribute blame.
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AI-ExtractedThe attack involved “violence with heavy weapons” and affected a secondary healthcare facility.
The deceased included 13 children.
A strike on a healthcare facility in Sudan has killed 64 people and wounded 89 more.
The RSF dominates the vast western Darfur region, while the army is in control of Sudan’s east, centre and north.
It was an army drone strike that hit the El-Daein Teaching Hospital.
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