Local events ⌖ #Health status

اختتم مسؤول إقليمي بالصحة العالمية زيارة إلى جنوب السودان لبحث أولويات القطاع الصحي، وتعزيز التمويل المحلي والتحصين والاستعداد للطوارئ.

Khartoum Health vaccinated 148,055 people against diphtheria in Karari and Bahri over two days, as part of a campaign targeting more than 554,000 to contain the epidemic.

The United Nations Population Fund warned of a high risk of maternal mortality in Central Darfur due to a lack of health care and life-saving medicines, especially in Golo Hospital and displacement areas, calling for support for mobile clinics and training for midwives.

Khartoum Health launched a vaccination campaign against diphtheria at fixed and temporary centers and field teams, with support from UNICEF and Saba, to reduce the spread of the disease and protect children and youth.

The World Health Organization announced that 37% of health facilities in Sudan are out of service, and documented 217 attacks on the health sector since the start of the war.

Thousands of cancer patients in Sudan have resorted to limited centers after major facilities shut down, amid a severe shortage of medicines, treatment equipment and funding challenges.

Serious illnesses have increased in Sudan amid a health collapse and a severe shortage of medicine, coinciding with allegations of chemical weapons use and demands for a transparent investigation.

The Federal Minister of Health inaugurated new health facilities in Al-Duwaim, including the Consultants Hospital, the Blood Bank, and the Operations Building, as part of a plan to develop services in the states.

The Ministry of Health in Al-Qadarif launches a two-week campaign to combat malaria and dengue fever vectors targeting 58 neighborhoods in Al-Qadarif municipality.

The Ministry of Health vaccinated 787,385 people against diphtheria in six states, confirming the safety and free nature of the vaccine and urging citizens to keep their vaccination cards.

Plan International warned that thousands of children in El Obeid are facing an increased risk from cholera, hunger and violence, calling for a humanitarian truce and urgent access for aid.

Al-Qadarif inaugurated a cardiac catheterization device at the Aboudah Heart Center at a cost of $700,000, to localize the treatment of heart diseases and reduce the suffering of patients traveling.