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Medical student

[𝓝 @msnaxi]

تريزيجيه احرج نص تويتر في ثانيتين

[رَوَح📿 @rawehkhalid2]

professionally stressed

[رَوَح📿 @rawehkhalid2]

missing my prewar life extra today

[Hosam Kamel @falmidan]

"الحياة ميدان للإبتلاء والعمل،
فأحب الحياة بالعمل فيها، واحتسب كل تعبك وأجرك عند الله، وارضَ بقضائه.."

[رَوَح📿 @rawehkhalid2]

how to produce energy

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How to produce positive energy

[cookiepieee @sopriv_babe]

معتقدش في حاجه attractive اكتر من ان الشخص يبقى عنده مبادئ

[Toleen @_toleen00]

يا مخرج يونس من بطن الحوت اجعل لأسرى المسلمين مخرجًا وكُن لهم وليًا ونصيرًا

[رَوَح📿 @rawehkhalid2]

هنا بتحس انو الدنيا حتنتهي بعد كم ساعه

[femiiiiii. @femiiiszn]

career anxiety hits at random hours of the day.

[Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus @DrTedros]

.@WHO has verified yet another attack on health care in #Sudan. This time, Al Deain Teaching Hospital in East Darfur’s capital, Al Deain, was struck, killing at least 64 people, including 13 children, two female nurses, one male doctor, and multiple patients.

As a result of this tragedy, the total number of fatalities linked to attacks on health facilities during Sudan’s war has now surpassed 2000. Over the nearly three-year conflict, WHO has confirmed that 2036 people have been killed in 213 attacks on health care, including Friday night’s strike in Al Deain.

This latest attack also injured 89 people, including eight health staff, and damaged the hospital’s pediatric, maternity, and emergency departments. In total, more than 720 people have been injured in attacks on health care during the war to date.

Beyond the devastating human toll, attacks on health care have immediate and long-term consequences for communities already in desperate need of both emergency and routine medical services.

Al Deain Teaching Hospital is currently non-functional due to the extensive damage caused by the attack, resulting in a critical interruption of essential medical services.

WHO is supporting local health partners to help fill urgent gaps by scaling up capacity at other health facilities. This includes strengthening primary health care services to provide outpatient, pediatric, and obstetric care; increasing capacity to treat the injured; and deploying trauma care supplies and essential medicines.

Enough blood has been spilled. Enough suffering has been inflicted. The time has come to de-escalate the conflict in Sudan and ensure the protection of civilians, health workers, and humanitarians.

Health care should never be a target. Peace is the best medicine.

[رَوَح📿 @rawehkhalid2]

@ME8503 @Ragad_Khalid2

[Jeffrey K 🍉 @JayFreaKay]

Nine eleven levels of bombing by Satanyau but because it’s Beirut no one cares

[رَوَح📿 @rawehkhalid2]

الليله جنون رسمي

[رَوَح📿 @rawehkhalid2]

this feels very overwhelming

[رَوَح📿 @rawehkhalid2]

لا إله إلا انت سبحانك إنا كنا من الظالمين

[رَوَح📿 @rawehkhalid2]

حسبنا الله

[رَوَح📿 @rawehkhalid2]

يا رب

[رَوَح📿 @rawehkhalid2]

This is not good

[رَوَح📿 @rawehkhalid2]

زودوها