disaster. a ceasefire has been extended for 72 hours but has failed to stop it clashes. the un secretary general is sending an envoy to sudan to co ordinate operations. fighting has entered iii week. extracts can link you to counter the capital despite the truce aimed at allowing civilians to flee. the army said it was attacking the city to flush out its paramilitary rivals rapid support services. more than 500 deaths have been reported with the true number of casualties much higher. millions more remain trapped in khartoum. the first aid flight has arrived in the country. the international committee of the red cross said a plane landed at port sudan with a tons of relief supplies including health kits for hospitals. joining me now to discuss the humanitarian side to this conflict is craig recommend, the chief of aid international. what is the current humanitarian situation there? the situation is grave indeed. we are very worried about the supply you just reference. we are w
forth and go to the clinic where we work but very quickly thatis where we work but very quickly that is shutdown when there is we hear weaponry or shelling orso we hear weaponry or shelling or so forth so it creates a situation where you are very unsure about what is going to happen next. the organisation has been in happen next. the organisation has been in sudan happen next. the organisation has been in sudan since - happen next. the organisation has been in sudan since 2006 | happen next. the organisation | has been in sudan since 2006 i believe but you ve lost a worker. it must be a very distressing time for you. thank ou ve distressing time for you. thank you very much. distressing time for you. thank you very much, yes. distressing time for you. thank you very much, yes. we - distressing time for you. thank you very much, yes. we lost i distressing time for you. thank. you very much, yes. we lost our dear colleague ebrahim a couple of weeks ago earlier in al bashir. a