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A Sudanese National Army helicopter attack on a hospital in Old Fangak, South Sudan, killed at least seven people, further complicating an already dire humanitarian crisis intensified by significant U.S. foreign aid cuts. Organizations like the Alaska Health Project South Sudan continue to provide essential services, such as clean water, despite funding challenges, while the region grapples with its worst cholera outbreak in 15 years, resulting in over 1,500 deaths since 2024. The situation remains critical, with many displaced and lacking access to vital resources.