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40 Deaths From Sudan Cholera Outbreak in 1 Week, Says MSF
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Sudan’s Cholera Crisis Escalates in War-Torn Darfur - teleSUR English
At least 40 people have died in Darfur in the past week as Sudan faces its most severe cholera outbreak in years, with Doctors Without Borders warning that the crisis is “beyond urgent.” RELATED: South Sudan Denies Negotiating the Forced Displacement of Gazans with Tel Aviv Darfur has become the worst-hit region in a year-long cholera outbreak that has killed 2,470 people and left nearly 100,000 suspected cases across Sudan since August last yea…
40 deaths from Sudan cholera outbreak in 1 week, says MSF
Cholera is spreading rapidly in Sudan's Darfur region, killing 40 people over the past week alone, medical charity Doctors Without Borders (MSF) said in a report. MSF teams say they have treated over 2,300 cholera patients during the last seven days. The organization blamed the rapid spread of the life-threatening diarrhoeal disease on water shortages and a collapsed health care system, which have left communities vulnerable amid an ongoing civi…
At a time when the Sudan has been living in one of its most complex humanitarian crises since the outbreak of the war more than two years ago, cholera again hit East Darfur, causing dozens of deaths in a new wave of epidemics. The health authorities recorded 33 deaths during the current week, raising the level of anxiety that could exacerbate health and human suffering in the region. According to medical sources, 15 people died.
Al Daein - Darfur24 The cholera outbreak in East Darfur State has spread to new areas, amid a complete lack of intravenous solutions in public treatment centers. A medical source told Darfur24 that at least 15 people have died from cholera in Abu Karinka locality in East Darfur State, including 9 refugees from the South Sudanese refugee camp. The post A new wave of cholera outbreak in East Darfur amid a shortage of treatment appeared first on Da…
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) has expressed concern about the rapid spread of cholera in various parts of Sudan, particularly in the Darfur region. The United Nations said that in the past week alone, Doctors Without Borders recorded 40 cholera deaths in the region, where the organization provided treatment to more than 2,300 patients in facilities run by the Ministry of Health. The organization ad…
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