US EditionMore than 2700 cholera patients hospitalized in Sudan at White Nile state hospital
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More than 2700 cholera patients hospitalized in Sudan at White Nile state hospital
Doctors Without Borders says repeated attacks in Sudan’s White Nile state has led to a deadly cholera outbreak. Since February 20, the French medical charity known as MSF says more than 2700 patients have been admitted to the Ministry of Health’s cholera treatment center at Kosti Teaching Hospital. MSF Sudan Coordinator Marta Cazarola tells VOA’s Carol Van Dam the hospital many patients had to be treated on the floor.
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