00:00Thousands of displaced families in Sudan's strategic city of El-Obeid are facing worsening humanitarian conditions
00:07as fighting between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary rapid support forces continues.
00:14Drone strikes have damaged fuel supplies, power infrastructure and key transport routes,
00:19leaving hospitals struggling to keep life-saving equipment running and civilians without essential services.
00:26Among those caught in the crisis is Amna, who fled the violence after our husband was killed during the war.
00:42My husband was killed while I was four months pregnant, killed in this war.
00:47We have been suffering since the day we arrived.
00:50We don't have anything. I don't have a bed. I don't have a pan.
00:55I don't have a bucket. I have no food.
01:02El-Obeid teaching hospital doctors are battling frequent power cuts
01:07as diesel shortages strengthen emergency care, maternity services and incubators for premature babies.
01:17Unfortunately, only 10 minutes, the generator was off because of the fuel is depleting.
01:25And now they are preparing themselves to restart it.
01:30OK, but as you know, now the emergency room is functioning as normal, as normal.
01:39The war, which began in April 2023, has killed at least 59,000 people, displaced around 13 million
01:47and pushed large part of Sudan into famine.
01:50The United Nations says more than 30 million people now require humanitarian assistance
01:56as fighting intensifies around El-Obeid.
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