Sudan War Devastates Water and Health Services After Three Years
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- •The World Health Organization verified 217 attacks on health care facilities in Sudan since the conflict began.
- •Amnesty International called on high-income countries at the Berlin meeting to take urgent action to save lives in Sudan.
- •The United Nations reports that water services have been shattered alongside health services due to the war.
- •Millions of Sudanese civilians depend on the damaged water and health infrastructure for survival.
- •The conflict has lasted for three years as of April 2026.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If high-income countries increase humanitarian aid following the Berlin meeting then water and health services in Sudan could be partially restored, reducing disease risks and saving lives among civilians.
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MEMiddle East MonitorIn 3 years of war, WHO verifies 217 attacks on health care in SudanAFRICAAllAfrica - TopSudan: Three Years of War in Sudan Have Shattered Water and Health Services: UNOFFICIALAmnesty InternationalSudan: High-income countries must use Berlin meeting to save lives as conflict hits three-year mark