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Red Cross concerned by drone attacks on critical infrastructure in Sudan

Red Cross concerned by drone attacks on critical infrastructure in Sudan

  • Some 70 percent to 80 percent of hospitals in Sudan were not running and there were concerns cholera could surge
By Reuters ·
Smoke rises from Israeli bombardment west of Beit Lahia in the northern Gaza Strip on March 24, 2025. (AFP)

Red Cross says office in Gaza damaged in ‘attack’

By AFP ·
Red Cross marks record numbers of humanitarians killed in 2024

Red Cross marks record numbers of humanitarians killed in 2024

By AFP ·
Local humanitarian workers dying in silence, Red Cross warns

Local humanitarian workers dying in silence, Red Cross warns

By AFP ·
Red Cross says 22 killed in shelling near Gaza office

Red Cross says 22 killed in shelling near Gaza office

By AFP ·
Sudan’s conflict reaches a key city that had been a haven for many, as aid groups suspend work or flee

Sudan’s conflict reaches a key city that had been a haven for many, as aid groups suspend work or flee

By AP ·
Red Cross president meets with Hamas chief on Gaza war humanitarian issues

Red Cross president meets with Hamas chief on Gaza war humanitarian issues

By AFP ·
Red Cross says humanitarian convoy hit by gunfire in Gaza

Red Cross says humanitarian convoy hit by gunfire in Gaza

By AFP ·
Red Cross ‘appalled’ by human misery of Israel-Hamas war

Red Cross ‘appalled’ by human misery of Israel-Hamas war

By AFP ·
War, earthquakes, now a risk of cholera – Syria is posing some serious challenges to the Red Cross

War, earthquakes, now a risk of cholera – Syria is posing some serious challenges to the Red Cross

By Peter Harrison ·
Yemen defense chief praises Red Cross efforts in strife-hit country

Yemen defense chief praises Red Cross efforts in strife-hit country

By Arab News ·
Medics transport a migrant at the port of El-Ketef in southern Tunisia near the border with Libya. The migrant was rescued by Tunisia’s national guard. (File/AFP)

Red Cross to join migrant rescue missions in Mediterranean

By AFP ·
First foreign aid convoy reaches Tigray capital: ICRC

First foreign aid convoy reaches Tigray capital: ICRC

By AFP ·

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