Cholera returns to Sudan’s Red Sea state
Cholera has reportedly reappeared in Sinkat in Sudan’s Red Sea state amid tight secrecy from the authorities, who continue to...
Dozens succumb to cholera across Darfur
At least 24 people have died of cholera across Darfur this week, with reports continuing to reach Radio Dabanga of...
Cholera deaths in Central, South Darfur camps
One person died of cholera, while two others were taken to the isolation centre in Nierteti Hospital in Central Darfur...
New cholera cases in Central Darfur and Sennar, hepatitis in Blue Nile
Seven new cholera cases were recorded in the camps for the displaced near Zalingei, capital of Central Darfur, over the...
‘No new cholera cases’ reported in Central Darfur camps
Medical workers reported a number of cholera cases in hospitals in El Gezira and Darfur states. “No new case has...
Cholera back in Khartoum North: Two cases
Two cases of cholera appeared in Khartoum North, after the capital of Sudan witnessed a relatively low infection rate for...
Minister: Decline in ‘acute diarrhoea’ cases in Darfur’s Jebel Marra
Sudan's Minister of Health, Bahar Idris Abugarda, reported that the number cases of 'acute watery diarrhoea' or cholera in East...
Floods damage hundreds of homes in Gezira, Gedaref, Sennar
A commissioner in El Gezira announced that more than 200 houses were completely destroyed because of the water flowing from...
‘Diarrhoea epidemic under control’: Sudan Health Minister
According to the Sudanese Minister of Health, the spread of cholera -which the government continues to call acute watery diarrhoea-...
18 die of cholera across Sudan
At least 18 cholera patients died in Darfur and Blue Nile state last week. Dozens of new cases were recorded....
Darfur’s Jebel Marra, El Gezira out of cholera medicines
Four people died of cholera in the hospital in Garsila, Central Darfur, from Tuesday to Thursday. In South Kordofan volunteers...
Floods threaten 15,000 Sudanese as attempts to save White Nile dam fail
Attempts to shore-up Al Aawar dam that sustained cracks and a partial failure after floods in Sudan’s White Nile state...
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