The Minister of the Interior and the Director General of the Police Force on violations committed in the health sector by the police
Minister of the Interior: The 2025 budget supports health services.
Minister of the Interior: reveals the extent of the violations and destruction that hit the health sector.
Director General of Police Force: He confirms that the treatment of media personnel in police hospitals is free, just like the police force.
Port Sudan: Muhammad Mustafa.
The Minister of Interior, General Khalil Pasha Sairin, praised the national cohesion which showed the strength of the Sudanese people during the current period of war, praising the role of those who rose through the ranks to fight and affirming that it It is their responsibility to provide He added that the countries of the world seek to ensure development to ensure a decent life for citizens, by exploiting resources of all kinds, particularly human. he continued by emphasizing the importance of health services and that the Ministry of the Interior reserved a place for them among the state's priorities in the general budget, at the time when the director announced the general of the police forces, Lieutenant General Khaled Hassan Mohieddin, expressed his commitment to provide therapeutic services to media personnel in all state health police institutions.
Minister of Interior, Khalil Pasha Sairin, said during his speech at the enlightenment conference on the violations that affected the police health sector today in Port Sudan that the ministry, in the part of coordination with the armed forces, provided medication support to police hospitals and the medical center. corps in a number of safe states, in addition to airdrops in El Fasher and other states for 21 Wathba as part of support for the war effort, noting that the priorities of the 2025 budget are to provide health services after the devastation and devastation that hit all institutions in the country. He added: “We seek to focus on Providing services to the employees of the ministry, the wounded in the battle for dignity and the citizens, he added, that employees in the health sector are soldiers working silently to care for and care for the wounded in the battle for dignity and to provide comprehensive health care. healthcare establishments affiliated with the various regular agencies visit them. The injured from Kassala and Gedaref states.
For his part, the Director General of Police, Lieutenant General Khaled Hassan, said that the police health services facilities were systematically destroyed by the Rapid Support Militia, targeting health sector infrastructure in the country, noting that it is difficult to estimate the exact extent of the destruction at this time.
Hassan stressed that police forces want transparency and ownership of facts for all, noting that police medical services arrived in the 1970s until services developed, notably in Khartoum, and that health services get job satisfaction and these institutions have been destroyed. by the militia.
He said that hospitals have recently been rehabilitated in a number of states and health services have been made free in some states, highlighting the rehabilitation of the Central Reserve Hospital in Omdurman, in addition to the rehabilitation from the police hospital in Port Sudan. , promising that the equipment would soon arrive at the hospital in the coming weeks, he also revealed that media workers would get free treatment at state police hospitals.
Hassan revealed his support for hospitals to continue their services amounting to 130 billion Sudanese pounds and provide free medical care and treatment to those injured during operations, highlighting the rehabilitation of the Central Elective Hospital (Al Karama ) in Omdurman with the aim of providing services to the Omdurman sector, in addition to adding a dialysis unit and reopening the Red Sea Hospital in Port Sudan after 4 years, in addition other hospitals in other states
Hassan announced the provision of treatment services in police health facilities to a segment of media professionals, due to their active participation in leading opinion in favor of the battle for dignity.
In the same context, the Director of the Health Services Department in charge, Doctor General of Police Youssef Mukhtar, said about an attack that took place on the Burri Police Hospital at the beginning of the war, during which patients were evacuated to safe hospitals: especially the Turkish hospital, at night via ambulances, indicating that the extent of the damage caused to the Burri Police Hospital is still surrounded by mystery and that they have started to establish a parallel hospital to Port Sudan Police Hospital as a specialized referral hospital that includes all types of surgery and specialized medical specialties in a world-class manner that provides services for police officers and all citizens.
He confirmed the development of police hospitals in Atbara, and other departments have been opened. The Trauma and Emergency Hospital will be opened, in addition to the Dongola Police Hospital, including the opening of the Trauma and Emergency Hospital, as well as the Atbara Police Hospital. He also highlighted the interest of health services in the plan for the year 2025 AD through the creation of model health centers. .
In this context, the Director of the Port Sudan Police Central Hospital, Police Colonel Doctor Moataz Abdullah, said that the General Administration of Police Health Services is very old and this is historic for its development, until hospitals provide curative health services. noting that a number of hospitals have recently been put out of service due to the destruction that has taken place, and he said that hospitals located in safe areas have seen an unprecedented boom.
