Dead, infections by cholera in eastern Sudan’s El Gedaref
(UPDATE 21/03/2017 09:00) More than 47 people have been infected with cholera in El Gallabat locality in eastern Sudan between...
Cholera infections drop in Sudan’s El Gedaref
The rate of cholera infections in El Gedaref has shown a slight decrease during the weekend. One of the affected...
Cholera infections growing among children in Sudan’s El Gedaref
Health sources from Sudan’s El Gedaref state revealed the death of a child and infection of several others with cholera...
New cholera cases in El Gedaref, in Red Sea ‘under control’
Health workers in eastern Sudan reported that four new cases of cholera have emerged in several areas. Red Sea state...
Odour from wells sparks cholera scare in Sudan’s Northern State
Residents in Sudan’s Northern State have complained of an unpleasant odour in drinking water, and have voiced their fear for...
20 ‘watery diarrhoea’ cases reported in northern Sudan
The medical director of the Dongola Specialist Hospital in northern Sudan reports that the hospital admitted 20 cases of watery...
Cholera cases rising again in eastern Sudan’s El Gedaref
The rate of cholera infection which is claimed by Sudan’s government to be acute watery diarrhoea has resumed rising in El...
Two new cholera cases in Port Sudan hospital
Two new cases of cholera were admitted to the isolation room at Port Sudan Hospital on Sunday. A native administration...
Cholera deaths in Sudan’s Red Sea
Three people reportedly died from cholera and dozens of new cases have been hospitalised in Red Sea state on Thursday,...
Doctors confirm ‘diarrhoea’ outbreak in Sudan is cholera
All reports and symptoms of an outbreak of deadly and acute watery diarrhoea in eastern Sudanese states point to the...
Fewer ‘diarrhoea’ cases in El Gedaref, more in Sudan capital
The “acute watery diarrhoea” epidemic in eastern Sudan’s El Gedaref has begun to recede. The number of cases in Khartoum...
‘333 people suffering from watery diarrhoea’: Sudanese Health Ministry
The acute watery diarrhoea. suspected to be caused by cholera, that appeared in Sudan about four months ago continues to...
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