Recent floods can promote new upbringing of cholera, malaria, denge and other diseases in the country.
Since July last year, nearly 100 thousand cholera cases have been registered in Sudan. This is reported by the World Health Organization, writes France24.
“Sudan covers cholera: all states have reported outbreaks. From July of last year, nearly 100 thousand cases have been recorded,” said the general director of Tedros Adkhan Grebreesus.
He added that continued violence in the country has led to the spread of hunger, illness and suffering.
Cholera vaccination campaigns have been passed in some states, including the capital of Hartum.
“Although we are observing a tendency to reduce the number of cases, there are gaps in the epidemic, and the development achievement is very fragment,” Tedros emphasized.
He warned that recent flooding rides in the country could exacerbate the hunger situation and inspire the new revolt of Cholera, Malaria, Deeng and other diseases.
Cholera is a chronic infectious disease of the gastrointestinal tract caused by the use of food or water infected with cholera bacteria. It is expressed by diarrhea and vomiting. The latter case in Poland before arriving at Stargard was announced in 2019 by an Indian Sailor, with the ship coming to a pig.
Keep in mind that the first case of Cholera in Poland in six years revealed to an older Stargard patient, the West Premier Voivodeship. The woman did not leave the country.
Earlier, Sudan authorities said 172 people were killed in the country for a week and more than 2500 people became ill against a new cholera growth.
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