Cholera Outbreak in Sudan’s White Nile State Claims Nearly 100 Lives

In less than a month, nearly 100 individuals have died due to cholera in Sudan’s White Nile State, with 2,700 cases reported since February 20, according to Doctors Without Borders.

In White Nile State, Sudan, an alarming cholera outbreak has resulted in the deaths of nearly 100 individuals within a two-week period. According to Doctors Without Borders, also known as Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), approximately 2,700 people have been infected with this waterborne disease since the outbreak commenced on February 20.

The cholera outbreak in Sudan’s White Nile State is a grave public health concern, with a significant number of infections and fatalities reported within a short span. Immediate action and support from international organizations are crucial to mitigate the situation and safeguard the health of the affected population.

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