From the Ministry of Health of SudanIn the statement, it was stated that the number of people who lost their lives due to rains and floods in the country reached 205, the number of injured reached 886, and more than 26 thousand houses were completely destroyed and 33 thousand houses were partially destroyed.
In the statement, the country’s k from the oleraceous epidemicIt was reported that the death toll rose to 185 and the number of cases rose to 5,692.
More than 100 people lose their lives every year in Sudan as a result of floods and inundations between July and October, while tens of thousands of homes, workplaces and agricultural lands are damaged.
The loss of life is mostly due to the collapse of houses, being swept away by flood waters or electric shockoccurs due to.
Heavy rains and floods in the country since June have caused cholera to spread. Sudanese authorities declared cholera an epidemic on August 12.
In Sudan, where war is ongoing and the health system is not working actively, the spread of epidemics is making people’s lives even more difficult.
