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Sudan Braces for Second Wave of Covid-19 Cases

Acting Health Minister Osama Ahmed Abdul Rahim has warned that there will be more cases across the country, hinting at a possibility of new restrictions. Rahim said that while various strategies are being implemented to prevent the spread of Covid-19, it was facing funding shortages. The pandemic has added strain to other health issues, including the outbreak of malaria and polio. The country has reported 15,830 confirmed cases, including 1,193 deaths, although the figures are believed to be higher, due to limited testing being carried out.

Sudan: Nation Expects More Covid-19 Cases as Second Wave Looms

Nation, 24 November 2020

Sudan says there could be more infections and deaths from Covid-19 as the country braces itself for a new phase of the pandemic. Read more »
Sudan: Covid-19 - 'Postpone School Year', Sudanese Doctors Urge

Radio Dabanga, 19 November 2020

Sudanese doctors are appealing to the Khartoum government to further postpone the start of the school year - scheduled for Sunday - due to the rapid spread of coronavirus. The… Read more »
Sudan: Minister - 10 Health Workers Stricken By Covid-19 in Sudan's Second Wave

Radio Dabanga, 24 November 2020

The number of deaths among medical personnel in Sudan has increased to 10 since the beginning of the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. Osama Abdelrahim, the acting Minister of… Read more »

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