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Sudan: More Fatalities, Infections As Cholera Epidemic Rallies
Dabanga, 23 August 2017
On Monday and Tuesday four displaced people died of cholera and 49 others have been infected at camp Kalma in Nyala, capital of South Darfur. More deaths and infections have been… Read more »
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Sudan: Sudan On High Alert Over Floods
East African, 23 August 2017
The Sudan government has warned of possible worst floods in 100 years in Khartoum and the surrounding areas. Read more »
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Sudan: Flood Havoc Across Sudan
Dabanga, 23 August 2017
Heavy downpours followed by flash floods have wreaked havoc across Sudan. Camps for the displaced have been hit exceptionally hard. The Ministry of Irrigation and Water Resources… Read more »
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Sudan: Amidst Official Denial, Cholera On the Rise in Sudan
Nuba Reports, 23 August 2017
A nationwide cholera epidemic in Sudan is expected to worsen during the current rainy season while authorities continue to deny the disease's existence, the Central Committee of… Read more »
Cholera Expected to Worsen As Flooding Continues in Sudan
A nationwide cholera epidemic is expected to worsen during the current rainy season while authorities continue to deny the disease's existence, the Central Committee of Sudanese Doctors has said. Meanwhile, the government has warned that Khartoum and surrounding areas may be facing the worst floods in 100 years.
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Fifteen people have died while 18 others have been infected in Murnei, West Darfur. New cases have been recorded south of Khartoum, in eastern Sudan and in the Northern State. Read more »
