Khartoum Cholera Crisis: Doctors Fight Epidemic Amidst Shortages

Cholera Outbreak in Khartoum: Doctors Battle Epidemic Amidst Challenges A serious cholera outbreak is gripping Khartoum, Sudan, overwhelming medical facilities and highlighting the dire conditions faced by both patients and medical staff. Doctors at Bashir University Hospital, on the frontlines of the crisis, have described a challenging situation marked by a lack of resources and infrastructure deficiencies. "In the last two weeks, we've unfortunately seen several deaths," stated one doctor, speaking anonymously, "The spread of the disease is extensive, and we're doing everything we can with the limited resources available." The video shows patients lying on beds in makeshift tents, receiving treatment. The conditions are basic, and the lack of electricity and water is clearly evident. Another doctor explains the difficulties, "We are facing many challenges, including electricity outages and a lack of clean water, even the water we are able to provide is limited." Despite these hardships, medical personnel are working tirelessly to provide care and control the spread of the disease. The resilience of the medical staff and the urgent need for assistance are evident in the footage. International aid organizations are urged to provide support to help combat this devastating outbreak and improve the conditions for those affected.