Death toll mounts in Central Darfur ‘watery diarrhoea’ outbreak
In Nierteti in Central Darfur, the death toll from ‘acute watery diarrhoea’ – suspected of being cholera – has amounted...
Five people die of ‘watery diarrhoea’ spreading in Central Darfur
Five people reportedly died of what is suspected to be cholera in Nierteti in Central Darfur on Monday. A team...
Dyke collapse floods farms in Sudan’s El Gezira
A dyke protecting a village in El Gezira Aba collapsed and caused the river to submerge about 1,000 acres of...
500 families left homeless by floods in northern Sudan
Dozens of houses collapsed in northern Sudan over the past few days because of the overflow of a water source....
‘New cholera cases in Sudan’s Sennar but epidemic abating’: Doctor
One person died and 15 others reportedly infected with cholera in Singa in Sudan’s Sennar state last week, however the...
Red Sea hospital reports new ‘watery diarrhoea’ cases
A health source in Red Sea state reported that nine cases of “acute watery diarrhoea” are being treated in the...
Sudan OCHA bulletin 24: Sudan refugees visit from Chad, ‘diarrhoea’ cases decline
A number of Sudanese refugee leaders in camps in Chad visited Darfur to assess the situation for voluntary return for...
Number of ‘watery diarrhoea’ cases in Sudan dropped: OCHA
Following more than a year of intensive efforts by the Sudanese Ministry of Health, the World Health Organization (WHO), the...
Two die of cholera in Sudan’s Kassala
Two women died and two other people were infected with cholera at Aroma locality of Kassala state last week. Ahmed...
White Nile flooding isolates 24 villages, water shortage in eastern Sudan
The White Nile River has flooded 10,000 acres of farmland at Um Jar Island in Sudan’s White Nile state. The...
Minister to declare Sudan ‘watery diarrhoea’ free
The Sudanese Minister of Health, Bahar Idris Abugarda, announced Sudan to be clear of the acute watery diarrhoea epidemic. His...
Over 35,000 ‘watery diarrhoea’ cases in Sudan: WHO, Ministry
The total number of reported cases of 'acute watery diarrhoea' across 18 states of Sudan has reached over 35,000 people...
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