Sudan: Coronavirus - 'Sudan Needs a Total Lock-Down for Two Weeks'

27 March 2020

Khartoum — Sudanese politicians and civil society activists have described the measures taken by the government to limit the spread of the coronavirus (Covid-19) as good but incomplete. They recommend a total lock-down for two weeks and support for the most vulnerable people in the country.

So far Sudan recorded three coronavirus patients, all of them this month. This first case, a man in his 50s, died in Khartoum on March 10.

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