Urgent intervention from the World Health Organization in the Omdurman disaster

Follow-up- Al-Zawiya Net- 15 tons of the World Health Organization have arrived in Port Sudan, which are an integrated supply of medicines, treatments and consumers to face the cholera epidemic in Khartoum State.

Meanwhile, the governor of Khartoum, Ahmed Othman Hamza, inaugurated the health emergency response project, targeting areas of the spread of water diarrhea south of Omdurman, providing medical assistants to the insulation centers and providing them with cadres, in addition to the guiding awareness teams of society, with the participation of the cadres of the Ministry of Health, the Sudanese Red Crescent Society and a number of organizations.

The governor of Khartoum indicated that the war was remaining and left economic, social and security secretions and its reflection was directly on the citizen and his services, but the state government remains as a challenge to follow -up and put the necessary treatments.

He affirmed the active contribution to the official and voluntary cadres in the darkest circumstances, pointing to the reasons that made the spread widely for water diarrhea in the southern countryside, where the rebel militia prevented services, especially water and primary health care. To confront this situation, many of the insulation centers were opened in the injuries areas to receive new cases. The governor said this campaign would limit the increasing cases by containing the disease in a narrow space.

The governor directed the opening of more insulation centers, increased extension doses and ways of prevention, and he said from the indicators now the lack of deaths and recovery for expatriate cases, and he said that the statistics must be educated, follow -up of sources and water, and to ensure its chlor, confirming his support for the campaign with everything that it needs to perform its role and setting a road map to work according to a specific timing in the intervention in addition to raising reports on the disease every hour for the purpose of follow -up and evaluating the situation.