A Sudanese Family's Struggle with Glaucoma
In a village in Al Faw locality, Al Qadarif state, eastern Sudan, a family is facing a severe tragedy. Ten members of the family have gone completely blind due to hereditary glaucoma, also known as "black water".
Others in the family are also at risk, with severe vision impairments that threaten total blindness. This heartbreaking situation has become a public opinion issue, highlighting the severity of human suffering.
Hereditary "glaucoma," popularly known as "black water," has affected the family, causing complete blindness in ten of its members.
The family's situation is a stark reminder of the importance of addressing genetic diseases and providing support to those affected.
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