Children of Sudan are called the world’s largest humanitarian crisis and are becoming more and more vulnerable to fatal infectious diseases due to the vaccination of the state, which has been caught in the threat of violence.
In 2022, more than 90% of the young children in Sudan received everyday vaccination. But according to the World Health Organization, this figure is half the lowest in the world, half half in half.
Globally, more than that 14 million infants are not vaccinated. And the world is not in orbit to achieve the goal. This “zero” child reduces the number of children in half The WHO reported on Tuesday compared to the 2019 level by 2030.
Dr. Tedbabe Degefie Hailegebriel, the health manager of UNICEF Sudan, said, “In some countries, wrong information and vaccine hesitation caused vaccinations, but” This plunge is not a problem here. “
The civil war of this country killed tens of thousands of people who started two years ago and called the “largest humanitarian crisis” recorded so far.
Last year, there were 838,000 children in 838,000 children who did not receive the vaccine (the third highest in the world), Nigeria (2.1 million) and India (909,000).
The ratio of children with DTP-1 B-Diphtheria, tetanus, and the first dose of vaccines are considered a major indicator of access to essential medical care. HaileGebriel missed this and said, “Children, perhaps their parents are almost in contact with the health system.”
She struck the health service of the means of the war, and people functioned as a physical destruction of the physical and physical destruction of health facilities, supply lines and information systems.
She said, “Health workers, such as doctors, nurses, midwives, and community volunteers, were not paid in a few months, and electricity for clean water and health facilities for basic infrastructure -health facilities were completely destroyed.”
Sudan’s disease tends to affect “safe place, home, protection, but humble” and affect people looking for them in camp or temporary accommodations.
“This vulnerability is complicated with the already vulnerable children who have not been vaccinated.
Diseases that can be prevented by vaccination, Including measlesHailegebriel added that they are “children who have robbed the future.”
The WHO was a big threat to progress in vaccination, and children living in one of the 26 countries were more likely to increase three times more time than the opponents in the stable country, “affected by vulnerability, conflict or humanitarian emergency.”
However, Dr. Kate O’Brien, director of WHO’s vaccination, vaccine and biology department, said that the progress is progressing all over the world.
“Even the smallest reduction in the immunity measured at the national level can have fatal consequences: open the door of fatal disease and put more pressure on the healthy system that is already stretched.
And the approach to vaccination remains a major problem worldwide, but “We are very concerned about the wrong information due to the threat to worsen the situation.”
O’Brien has cut funding to influence vaccine insurance for the next few years, and the country that struggles to increase national finance has been cut.
Hailegebriel said that humanitarian efforts were successful to increase vaccination rates in the first half of this year, but UNICEF’s appeal remained.
The charity is delivered to the container and the country “Cold chain“It is essential to maintain vaccine and other essential medicines to the right temperature, so it is effective for the journey from the factory to the patient.
“We will not be able to convey, of course, in areas where there was an active fight and active conflict.” “But when the situation changes, it’s time for us.
“Destruction cannot be said. The entire infrastructure is damaged and the medicine is plundered.
“The situation of Sudan has not received the attention of the world,” she said. “I hope this will change right, and this hostility stops to get the peaceful environment for children to live and thrive.”
Abdallah IDRISS Abugarda, who leads the Darfur Diaspora association of the UK, said the situation in the Darpur area is particularly difficult. El Pasher’s City.
This means that most of the families he mentioned have more urgent concerns than vaccinations. “This is not a priority to them. They want to convey food and have medicine for malaria’s medicine and fever.”
