Cholera Outbreak in Sudan Claims Hundreds Amid Ongoing Conflict

The disease has killed at least 388 and sickened 13,000 as 17 months of fighting between military factions devastates the nation.

Cholera has spread to 10 of Sudan's 18 provinces, with eastern regions like Kassala and al-Qadarif hardest hit.
The outbreak follows recent heavy rainfall and floods, exacerbating conditions for millions of displaced people.
Sudan's ongoing conflict between the military and the Rapid Support Forces has killed at least 20,000 people and caused the world's largest displacement crisis.
More than 13 million people have been forced to flee their homes, with over 2.3 million seeking refuge in neighboring countries.
The humanitarian crisis is compounded by famine, with over half of Sudan's population facing acute hunger this year.