AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPower Outages: Drone strikes on power stations cut electricity across eastern Sudan, threatening health services and medicine storage; one Gedaref father fears his diabetic son’s insulin will spoil. El Fasher Crisis: A year after the city fell, displaced families in Tawila still lack adequate food, clean water, sanitation, shelter and healthcare. Nearly 900,000 people are sheltering there, while Sudan’s humanitarian response plan is only 46% funded. Famine Warning: The US, UK and 29 other countries warn that 19.5 million people face acute food insecurity, including five million at emergency levels; child malnutrition could worsen without urgent aid. Support for Survivors: The UK has pledged £5 million for sexual and reproductive healthcare, maternal services and psychosocial support for survivors, alongside £10 million for humanitarian assistance. Hospitals Under Attack: Investigations reported at least 43 alleged attacks on El Fasher hospitals during the siege, further limiting care for civilians.
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