Sudan’s healthcare system is on the brink of collapse following funding cuts, Médecins Sans Frontières has warned, urging world leaders to increase support for the millions of people who need aid.
The medical charity said the reduction in funding was placing further pressure on healthcare services in Sudan. It called for renewed international backing to help address the needs of people relying on humanitarian assistance.
MSF’s appeal comes amid concern over the ability of Sudan’s healthcare system to continue supporting those in need. The organisation said increased funding was essential to help millions of people requiring aid.
The charity is urging world leaders to respond by providing more financial support. No further details about the scale of the cuts or the specific services affected were provided in the available information.
At this time, MSF’s warning centres on the risk of the healthcare system collapsing and the need for greater funding to support Sudan’s population.
