Dengue Outbreak Spreads in Damazin
The city of Domaezin in the Blue Nile region is facing a widespread outbreak of dengue fever, with over 3,000 cases recorded and an increasing number of fatalities. This comes amidst an escalating health crisis caused by the deterioration of healthcare infrastructure, along with the proliferation of stagnant water and contaminated sewage that create a suitable environment for the breeding of the disease-carrying mosquitoes. Health authorities and volunteers are carrying out a campaign to combat the fever, but they are encountering difficulties due to the humanitarian crises resulting from war and mass displacement. There are warnings that the situation may be worse than official figures indicate, and that the epidemic requires international efforts to effectively address it.
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