The cholera outbreak in Sudan's capital, Khartoum, has become critical, claiming at least 70 lives in just two days amid a backdrop of ongoing war. Health services have collapsed with 90% of hospitals inactive, contributing to a significant rise in infections—65,000 suspected cases reported since August. The recent fighting between the Sudanese army and paramilitary forces has further deteriorated water and electricity access, leading to a public health crisis. The International Rescue Committee warns that conditions will worsen with the rainy season approaching, heightening the risk of cholera and other diseases.
The cholera outbreak in Sudan’s Khartoum has resulted in at least 70 deaths within two days, amidst ongoing conflicts severely impacting health and sanitation.
The devastating situation in Khartoum is exacerbated by war, with 90% of hospitals non-operational and around 65,000 suspected cholera cases reported.
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