US EditionDengue and malaria surge in Khartoum as rains and war cripple services
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Dengue and malaria surge in Khartoum as rains and war cripple services
An unprecedented spread of dengue fever and malaria is hitting Khartoum, Omdurman and Bahri, as stagnant rainwater, blocked drains and uncollected rubbish drive mosquito and fly populations higher amid a breakdown in public services. Hospitals and clinics are overcrowded, with some facilities turning patients away for lack of medicines and supplies. Residents report scarce operating pharmacies, shortages of anti-malarials and a lack of bed nets.…
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