Local events ⌖ #Health status

Al-Qadarif Health announced that the Abdul Karim Aboudah Center for Heart Diseases and Surgery is ready for opening, after the arrival of laboratory equipment, and is awaiting the catheterization device to complete operation.

The World Health Organization announced that more than 1,330 cases and 114 deaths from cholera have been recorded in Sudan, warning that the outbreak could worsen with the rainy season and the disruption of aid access to El Obeid.

The United Nations welcomed the extension of the Adre crossing until September 30, warning of escalating fighting in El Obeid and the spread of cholera in West Kordofan, and calling for the protection of civilians and the opening of humanitarian corridors.

The Wad Madani Center for Heart Diseases and Surgery has launched the implementation of 250 free heart and eye surgeries, with the support of Qatar Charity, to enhance health services in Al-Jazirah State.

أطلقت وزارة الصحة السودانية ومنظمة الصحة العالمية خطة لتعافي القطاع الصحي حتى 2030، لإعادة الخدمات الأساسية ودعم النظام الصحي المتضرر من الحرب.

The Khartoum Atomic Energy Hospital has been closed due to financial arrears, threatening the lives of hundreds of cancer patients as chemotherapy and radiotherapy sessions are disrupted, amid calls for urgent intervention to reopen it.

Representatives of the organizations pledged to continue supporting the Federal Ministry of Health in combating cholera and Ebola.

The Sudanese Minister of Health confirmed the continuation of health services despite the war, with a gradual improvement in conditions, and the recording of new cases of dengue fever in the Nile River.

The FAO, the World Food Programme and UNICEF have warned that 19.5 million people in Sudan are facing acute hunger, including 135,000 in a catastrophic situation, amid funding shortages and relief restrictions.

The state of Al Qadarif has witnessed a seasonal increase in cases of vector-borne diseases.

The campaign comes after the detection of type 2 mutated polio virus in December 2025 in the states of Kassala and North Kordofan.

The plan aims to reduce the cholera infection rate to less than 42 cases per 100,000 people.