Sudan's Soup Kitchen Crisis
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A doctor helping Sudan's war wounded and an ex-diplomat tell CBS News about the costs of halting USAID

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Soup kitchens have sprung up on street corners in the center of cities like Omdurman , Sudan .
Many of the soup kitchens have been funded by the U.S. Nearly 80% of them shut down quickly following President Trump 's suspension of foreign aid.
"We rely on God and aid," says one man who once had a lucrative business.
Dr. Mohammad was a leading orthopedic surgeon before the war started.
He lost everything when the conflict began - his home, his lucrative private practice in Khartoum , his car and his life savings.
His family fled to safety in Egypt , but he stayed behind and, for nearly two years , has been running the hospital without pay.
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