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Hospital in Darfur struggles to give basic services

(29 Jun 2023) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: ASSOCIATED PRESS Nyala (South Darfur) - 27 June 2023 1. Wide exterior of Nyala Sudanese Turkish teaching hospital 2. Mid of outpatient and emergency clinics entrance gate, people walking in and out of the gate 3. Various of patients lying on beds inside the hospital 4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic), Khadija Awad , kidney failure patient : “I used to do dialysis twice a week, but because of the conditions the country is going through now, I have to do dialysis once a week, and even this one time sometimes I have to stay overnight for a day or two until I do it, and I have children, my conditions are difficult and the situation in general is not reassuring, the number of soldiers in the streets is very large, I had to stand and deal with at least 6 security points until I got out of my house and came to the hospital” 5. Mid of a doctor and a nurse checking a patient condition 6. SOUNDBITE (Arabic), Yasser Adam , Doctor working in Nyala Sudanese Turkish hospital: “The number of the wounded who are received throughout the day ranges from ten to thirty. We receive cases from the hospital gate until they reach the operations. We are appealing to the world now that we are in great need of blood and blood donation. We need a lot of daily disposables, the numbers (patients) that we're receiving is great so far” 7. Wide of Sudanese women patients sitting in one of the corridors inside hospital waiting their turn 8. SOUNDBITE (Arabic), Soliman Ahmadi, Medical Director of Nyala Sudanese Turkish hospital : “We receive very few medical tools, and we lack many medical treatments, we need a CBC Device, and we informed the authorities of our urgent need for some medical tools, among the important things are gauze, gloves” 9. Various of female Sudanese doctors working in the lab inside the hospital 10. Wide of street in Nyala city (Sound of gun fire in background) STORYLINE: The Nyala Turkish-Sudanese Teaching Hospital continues to provide medical services despite the ongoing clashes in the country. However, the hospital, which opened in 2014, is struggling to provide basic services to all of its patients. Khadija Awad, a patient with kidney failure, said “I used to do dialysis twice a week, but because of the conditions the country is going through now, I have to do dialysis once a week". "My conditions are difficult and the situation in general is not reassuring", she added. Yasser Adam, a doctor working in the hospital, told reporters that "the numbers (patients) that we're receiving is great so far”. He also said that "We are appealing to the world now that we are in great need of blood and blood donation." The Nyala Sudanese Turkish hospital's Medical Director, Soliman Ahmadi described the difficult situation the hospital is facing. “We receive very few medical tools, and we lack many medical treatments, we need a CBC Device, and we informed the authorities of our urgent need for some medical tools, among the important things are gauze, gloves”, he said. Sudan descended into chaos after fighting erupted in mid-April between the military, led by Gen. Abdel-Fattah Burhan, and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, commanded by Gen. Mohammed Hamdan Dagalo. Since then, over 3,000 people have been killed, the country’s Health Ministry said, while about 2.5 million people have been displaced, according to the U.N. =========================================================== Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...