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In Sudan, the Committee for Preparatory Affairs of the Sudanese Medical Association has warned of a resurgence of cholera and dengue fever in Khartoum, amidst concerns over the spread of diseases to other states. The warning comes as the country continues to grapple with the aftermath of war and environmental degradation, which has exacerbated the risk of disease outbreaks, particularly in areas with limited access to basic services and sanitation.

The Committee for Preparatory Affairs of the Sudanese Medical Association has recorded 25 new cases of cholera in Khartoum. The cases are distributed across various regions, including seven in West Omdurman, 11 in South Al-Hamza, and seven in East Nile. Additionally, there have been reported cases in the Azizia area of Khartoum Bahri, although their exact number is not yet known.

The warning highlights the urgent need for immediate action to address environmental degradation, isolate areas where the disease has spread, provide a suitable working environment, and ensure access to medication. The Sudanese Ministry of Health has reported a significant decrease in malaria cases in Khartoum state over the past week compared to previous weeks.

The key parties involved include the Committee for Preparatory Affairs of the Sudanese Medical Association, the Sudanese Ministry of Health, and various government agencies responsible for healthcare and environmental protection. Practitioners should monitor the situation closely and take necessary precautions to prevent the spread of disease.

Practitioner takeaway: Attorneys and businesses should be aware of the potential risks associated with disease outbreaks in Sudan and take necessary measures to protect their clients and employees.