El Fasher Resistance: The Humanitarian Situation Has Surpassed the Level of Catastrophe and Genocide

The Coordination Committee of the El Fasher Resistance said that “the humanitarian situation inside the city has surpassed the level of catastrophe and genocide, as people are dying and we lose dozens of innocent lives every day.”

The committee suggested that there may still be bodies of additional victims trapped under the rubble of buildings destroyed by shelling, noting that some had burned to death inside the camp’s caravans.

According to the statement, a drone attack carried out for two consecutive days launched more than eight incendiary rockets on a shelter center, causing the dismemberment of civilian victims who had come seeking safety but instead found death by fire — a tragic scene beyond description.

The statement added that the city now loses more than 30 innocent lives every day due to continuous shelling by artillery and drones, in addition to deaths from hunger and disease, amid international silence and a severe deterioration in health and humanitarian conditions.

Meanwhile, the spokesperson for Zamzam Camp for the Displaced in El Fasher, Mohamed Khamis Doda, said that fires engulfed Dar Al-Arqam Center in El Fasher, which had been sheltering dozens of civilians fleeing Rapid Support Forces (RSF) attacks on Abu Shouk Camp — and that none of them survived.