( CNN ) -- Two bombs hit a hospital run by Doctors Without Borders in the war-torn South Kordofan region of Sudan on Monday , destroying the emergency room , pharmacy and hospital kitchen . The humanitarian group blames Sudan 's army for the attack . `` We are shocked that a medical facility can be bombed , especially since it was clearly identified with a flag and a medical red cross on the roof , '' the organization 's Brian Moller said in a statement . `` We also had previously communicated the hospital 's position to the authorities in Khartoum , '' he said , referring to Sudan 's capital . The hospital is in the village of Farandella , where the aerial bombing injured six people , including one hospital worker , Doctors Without Borders said . They were treated at the hospital , which remains operational despite extensive damage , the group said . Sudan 's army denies bombing the hospital . `` Our targets are not civilians , '' Col. Al-Sawarmi Khalid Saad , a spokesman for Sudan 's armed forces , told CNN . `` There is no way our aircraft is involved in this hospital attack . We did not bomb any hospital . We have no reason to attack and destroy any hospital , '' he said . Sudan 's government has been fighting rebels in the Kordofan region . Exclusive : Sudan apostasy woman 's 'brother ' says she should repent or die .
Two bombs hit a hospital in Sudan that 's run by Doctors Without Borders . The group blames Sudan 's military for the bombing raid on a village that injured six people . Score: 6 Sudan 's government has been fighting rebels in the region .