Charitable doctors without borders (MSF) says that the bombing of a crowded market near the capital of Sudan has occupied the mushroom of the bodies.
Doctors Without Borders and the Sudanese authorities said that the RSF Rapid Forces (RSF) was responsible for a Saturday attack in Omndorman, which killed and wounded more than 100 people – a claim of Ense RSF.
The Sudanese Doctors Union says that the majority of the dead in the market are women and children.
RSF and the Sudan Army were imprisoned in a civil war, which, for 22 months, killed tens of thousands and raised what the United Nations describes as one of the worst humanitarian disasters in the world.
In the past few weeks, the army has climbed its attack in Omdurman, which is located across the Nile River of Capital City, Kartoum, with the aim of restoring full control of RSF.
Witnesses told the news agency to Agence France -Presse that the artillery lock on Saturday came from West Omdorman, where RSF remains in control.
Chris Lokier, Secretary -General of MSF, said the explosion on Saturday caused the “absolute massacre” in the nearby Al Nou Hospital, which was drowned in the injured patients.
The Sudanese Doctors Union appealed to the paramedics close to help in the hospital, saying that there was a “sharp shortage of the medical staff.”
He added that one shell fell “meter” from the hospital on Saturday.
“The shells were hit in the middle of the vegetable market, and for this reason many victims and wounded many,” one of the survivors of the attack on the market told Agence France Presse.
Both sides were accused of targeting civilians, including health workers, and the indiscriminate shelling of residential areas.
Recent skirmishes forced emergency response rooms to close many health centers, affecting the provision of medical services to thousands of population.
