A hospital run by Doctors Without Borders (MSF) in South Sudan's remote Fangak County was bombed in an aerial attack, killing at least seven people and injuring 20 more. The strike destroyed the last remaining hospital and pharmacy in the area, wiping out all medical supplies and leaving 40,000 people without critical healthcare. MSF condemned the attack as a clear violation of international law. The bombing comes as South Sudan faces renewed violence following the collapse of a power-sharing agreement between rival generals, raising fears of a return to all-out civil war. The incident highlights the growing humanitarian crisis and the dangers faced by civilians and aid workers in the region.
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MSF condemns deadly attack on hospital in South Sudan as 'clear violation of international law'
Doctors Without Borders has said that its facility in a remote part of South Sudan was targeted in an aerial bombardment that killed seven people.
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At least seven killed in South Sudan hospital bombing: MSF
At least seven people have been killed and another 20 injured in an attack on a town in South Sudan, the medical charity Doctors Without Borders, known by its French initials MSF, has said, as fears grow the world’s youngest nation will relapse into all-out civil war.
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MSF hospital bombed in South Sudan
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) said one of its hospitals in South Sudan had been bombed early on Saturday, with at least seven people killed by airstrikes in the area. South Sudan has descended into renewed conflict in recent months due to the collapse of a
