Attacks on hunger-hit camps in Sudanese Darfur kill at least 100, says UN officer

The Sudanese infamous paramilitary group launched a two-day attack on the camps with displaced people who left more than 100 dead, including 20 children and nine workers, in Darfur official, the UN official said.

Fast support for support and allied militia have launched offensive camps for Zamzam and Abu Shorouk, and Friday, on Friday Province of the Provincial City of El-Fasher, Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator in Sudan Clemente Nkweta-Salami.

EL-FASHER has been under the supervision of the army, since RSF, since the Sudan dropped into the civil war two years ago, killing more than 24,000 people, according to the United Nations, although activists say the number is probably far higher.

The campsites were attacked again on Saturday, Nkweta-salami said in the statement. She said that nine workers were killed for help “while acting one of very few remaining health places and still operational” in the camp.

“This represents another deadly and unacceptable escalation in a series of brutal attacks on displaced people and help workers in Sudan since the beginning of this conflict before two years ago,” she said.

Nkweta-Salami did not identify workers for help, but in the statement, she stated the Sudanese doctor, that he told six medical workers with the relief of the International, when their hospital attacked on Friday on Friday. They include dr. Mahmoud Babaker Idris, a doctor in the hospital, and Adam Babaker Abdallah, the head of the group in the region, the Union said. He blamed RSF for “this criminal and barbarity”.

In the statement on Saturday evening, the relief internately mourned his nine workers, saying that the previous day was killed in the “target attack on all health infrastructure in the region”, including the Clinic of the Group.

The group said that the central market in Zamzamu, together with hundreds of improvised houses in the camp destroyed in the attack.

The offensive forced about 2,400 people to escape to camps and els, according to the general coordination of displaced persons and refugees, a local group in Darfur.

Zamanz and Abu Shouk shelter more than 700,000 people who were forced to escape their homes across Darfur during the past fight in the region, Nkweta-Salami said.

At the end of last month, Sudanese army regained control Via the cartoum, the main symbolic victory in the war. But the RSF continues to control most of Darfur and some other areas.

Two campsites are among the five areas in the Sudan where the hunger integrated classification phase of food safety phases, IPC, Global Hunger Supervision Group. The war created the world’s largest humanitarian crisis, with about 25 million people – half of the Suda’s population – faced with extreme hunger.