Sudan receives dialysis machines after hospital attacks
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The Sudanese Federal Ministry of Health delivered three dialysis machines to the dialysis center in Ed Daein, East Darfur State, after the facility suspended operations for over a year.
Fighting between the Sudanese army and other forces damaged Ed Daein Hospital in March 2025, halting critical medical services. Minister of Roads and Bridges Dr Khalid Ahmed Aseel called the attack on the hospital a humanitarian crime, intended to disrupt essential healthcare.
Before the delivery, the hospital had already resumed some services after an initial suspension in 2024, but a second attack in March 2025 resulted in the deaths of over 70 patients and the deaths of all patients undergoing dialysis treatment. Federal Undersecretary of Health Al-Amin Daoud committed to providing free healthcare to residents, including dialysis, while East Darfur’s Director-General of Health, al-Azraq Hassan Humida, stated he hopes the new machines will allow the center to restart treatment.
