When El Fasher, Sudan, came under siege by the RSF, Saudi Hospital became the region’s last functioning hospital. There, a team of extraordinary doctors experienced some of the most traumatic and rewarding days of their lives—providing life-saving medical services to more than a million people. By the time the city fell they’d become not just friends, but family.
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