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Sudan: Bringing Healthcare Back to Conflict-Stricken Communities in Sudan

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[MSF] A brutal attack on Kreinik town, Sudan, in April 2022, left more than 200 people dead and many more injured. The town’s hospital, supported by Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), came under attack; two hospital staff and eight patients were killed, and the hospital pharmacy was looted. In December 2022, our teams returned to Kreinik to renovate the hospital. Dr Prince Mathew, MSF project coordinator, takes up the story.

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