IFRC says it is nearly impossible to provide humanitarian services around the Sudanese capital Khartoum and warns the country's health system is at risk of collapse
and outreach by other friendly nations similarly calling for a temporary ceasefire, The RSF reaffirms its approval of a 24 HR armistice to ensure the safe passage of civilians and the evacuation of the wounded. 1/4On Sunday, the army and RSF had agreed to a UN proposal to open hours-long safe passages for humanitarian cases.
"Sudan has already endured so much pain and suffering. The fighting is born out of power games and personal interests that only serve to alienate the democratic aspirations of the population," Volker Turk said in a statement. Stressing that much of the violence has taken place in densely populated regions of the capital Khartoum, as well as in residential areas of cities throughout the country, he said that air strikes and artillery shelling have put civilians in danger.'Almost impossible' to provide aid in Khartoum: IFRC
"The truth is that at the moment it is almost impossible to provide any humanitarian services in and around Khartoum," Farid Aiywar, IFRC head of delegation for Sudan, told reporters on Tuesday. Aiywar warned that if disruptions to the Sudanese health system persisted, "it will almost go into a collapse."
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