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Statement by Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO Director-General, on the humanitarian crisis and conflict in Sudan

No images? Click here Saturday, 04 April 2026 Dear members of the media, Find below a statement by Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO Director-General, on the humanitarian crisis and conflict in Sudan, for immediate use. Kind regards WHO Media Team   Statement by WHO Director-General on Sudan conflict and humanitarian crisis The World Health Organization urges the international community: do not ignore Sudan. Sudan is confronting one of the gravest humanitarian and public health emergencies in the world today. More than 33.7 million people, over half of the nation’s population, now require urgent, life‑saving assistance. The ongoing conflict has pushed the health system to the edge of complete collapse. Recent attacks on medical facilities have further deepened this crisis. On March 20, a drone strike on Al-Daein Teaching Hospital in East Darfur killed at least 64 people, among them patients and medical personnel, and left 89 others injured. Just days later, on April 2, another drone attack struck Al‑Jabalain Hospital in White Nile State, killing 10 medical and administrative staff, including the hospital’s director while performing surgery, and injuring 22 people. On the same day, the Family Hospital in Al-Daein was looted, and patients and health workers assaulted and expelled from the facility leading to its suspension of work. A hospital in the Blue Nile State city of Al-Kurmuk was looted on 25 March, the equipment were destroyed and staff and patients forced from the facility with one worker critically injured. These incidents are stark reminders of the urgent need for renewed international solidarity and decisive political and humanitarian action. Sudan cannot endure this crisis alone. Statement on X: x.com/drtedros/status/2040473193631142042?s=48&t=LHKHOfgizngTCdU1t9ivxg     Media contacts: mediainquiries@who.int   You are receiving this NO-REPLY email because you are included on a WHO mail list. If you have been forwarded this update you can click here to subscribe. Journalists may send feedback to WHO Media Team         Share    Tweet    Share    Forward  World Health Organization, Avenue Appia 20, 1202 Geneva 27, Switzerland  Unsubscribe