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Cholera increases in Khartoum following drone attacks that cut off power and water
Authorities said that more than 2,300 people were diagnosed with cholera over the last three weeks in Sudan, 90% in the capital area and the surrounding areas, where drone attacks had cut off power and water. The emergency operations centre of the Ministry of Health said that at least 51 people had died. Cases were concentrated in Greater Khartoum’s Karari and Jabal-Awlia localities. The war that has lasted for more than two years between the Sudanese Army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, which this week took control of Khartoum State, has caused widespread hunger and disease as well as...