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The World Health Organization announced that 37% of health facilities in Sudan are out of service, and documented 217 attacks on the health sector since the start of the war.

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has begun distributing SHF-supported relief including 3,500 tents and 35,000 hygiene kits to support 402,000 displaced people in 15 Sudanese states.

OCHA warns of a humanitarian catastrophe after 15,000 families were displaced to El Obeid and 2,500 from Qaysan, as attacks continue and there is a severe shortage of funding for the response in Sudan.

OCHA warned of a worsening humanitarian crisis in Sudan, with the appeal only 41% funded, leading to the closure of health facilities and depriving thousands of displaced people of services.

UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed warned that 8 million Sudanese children are being deprived of education because of the war, calling for an immediate end to the conflict to avoid "losing another generation".

The World Food Programme has warned of a worsening hunger crisis in Sudan, where 19.5 million people are suffering from acute food insecurity amid funding shortages and difficulties in delivering aid.

The United Nations Population Fund announced an $86 million funding shortfall in Sudan, warning of a threat to life-saving services for women and girls amid displacement and a deteriorating health sector.

UNICEF reported that 23 children were killed and 25 others injured in North Kordofan in two months, warning of escalating violence and calling for the protection of children and basic services.

More than 20,000 people have been displaced in Darfur due to escalating conflict and violence, while funding shortages threaten the ability of humanitarian agencies to respond to growing needs, as cholera continues to spread in Sudan.

More than 2,500 people have been displaced from two villages in the Amro region of North Darfur due to insecurity, with most crossing into Chad amid tense conditions and attacks attributed to the Rapid Support Forces.

The International Organization for Migration announced that the number of returnees to their areas in Sudan has risen to more than 4.6 million, while the number of internally displaced persons has decreased to 8.6 million despite the continued fighting.

The United Nations has warned of worsening hunger and displacement in Kordofan and Darfur, noting that 400,000 people are facing acute food insecurity in Sheikan, Bara and West Bara.