# International, independent medical humanitarian organisation, Doctors without Borders, has warns aid cuts are forcing mass clinic closures across Sudan, leaving patients with even fewer places to seek care. It urges governments and institutional donors to protect funding for essential health services, as approximately 33.7-million people need humanitarian assistance. Southern Africa director of Associations, Monica Genya, says the war is driving humanitarian needs higher while funding cuts shrink the necessary response:
Doctors without Borders warn aid cuts are closing clinics across Sudan [SOUND]
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