SRT file for English video: MSF359065

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One thousand days have passed
since the war in Sudan began,

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one thousand days in which
people have endured

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every imaginable need
and hardship.

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Today, I am in Albanjadid
Hospital, in Khartoum,

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a city close to my heart.

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I remember working here
more than a decade ago.

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Life was vibrant.

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People were moving,
talking, living.

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Coming back in
recent past years,

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I had found only
ruins and despair.

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From MSF humanitarian and
medical perspective,

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what we are witnessing
in Sudan today makes it

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one of the worst and most
urgent humanitarian

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emergencies of our time.

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It felt as though I
was witnessing

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an aftermath of
an apocalypse.

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And here I am again today,

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as the city is trying to find
its way to life again,

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standing inside
Al Banjadid Hospital

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where we provide emergency
medical care and

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support to people
who need it most.

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How many more days
must people survive

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before their most basic
needs are met ?

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How long must they
wait to reclaim

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their humanity, to access
health care?

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To feel protected
and to live in safety.

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No matter how
long it takes and

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no matter how overwhelming
the needs become,

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we are doing all
we can to respond.

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But we cannot
do it alone.

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We need all
humanitarian actors.

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And those with political
influence to push harder,

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to remove the barriers and
to do everything possible

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to prevent a total collapse of
the humanitarian situation.

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Sudan cannot wait
another 1,000 days.