Sudan's Omdurman Maternity Hospital Resumes Operations Amidst War Challenges

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The Al-Dayat maternity hospital in Omdurman, Sudan, has reopened after being closed due to war.
Mothers are returning to access essential care, navigating economic hardship and logistical difficulties.
Despite ongoing challenges like medicine shortages and staff gaps, the resumption of services is a vital sign of recovery for the capital's health sector.

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The Al-Dayat maternity hospital in Omdurman, Sudan, has reopened after being closed due to war. Mothers are returning to access essential care, navigating economic hardship and logistical difficulties. Despite ongoing challenges like medicine shortages and staff gaps, the resumption of services is a vital sign of recovery for the capital's health sector.

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