At a clinic within a small school in Omdurman, a northern suburb of Sudan’s capital Khartoum, doctor Mohammed al-Taher and local volunteers tend to the wounded and the sick with a few boxes of medicine and whatever resources they can find. Six weeks of war has taken its toll on Sudan’s already fragile health service – according to the doctors’ union, three quarters of hospitals in combat zones are out of service.
Makeshift clinic provides care in war-torn Sudan
