Health officials in Sudan’s River Nile State report a surge in dengue fever cases, signalling a worsening outbreak.
126 new infections were reported in one day, bringing totals to 7,194 cases and 14 deaths.
River Nile and Northern states are among the hardest hit, with health systems under increasing strain.
Officials are working to contain the spread by eliminating stagnant water, where Aedes aegypti mosquitoes breed.
Authorities urge residents to use repellents and seek medical care if symptoms appear.
