Children and adults, patients with cholera, undergo treatment in the insulating center of the hospital in Hartum, Sudan. Cholera in Sudan: under the threat of the health of hundreds of thousands of children Humanitarian assistance cholera is rapidly spreading through the Northern Darfur, Sudan, threatening the life of thousands of children whose immunity is already weakened by hunger. This was warned by the UN children’s fund (UNICEF) against the backdrop of the growing conflict and problems with the delivery of humanitarian assistance. critical situation in Tavil ~ 60 > 62 >According to UNICEF, in the city of TAVALA, the North Darfur state, where more than half a million people fleeing violence have arrived from April, more than & NBSP; 1,180 cases of cholera, including about & 300 cases among children. At least & nbsp; 20 people died. ~ 60 > in the Darfur region the situation is even more alarming: on July 30, it reports almost & nbsp; 2 140 cases of the disease & nbsp; and at least & nbsp; 80 deaths. 60 > “Despite the fact that the cholera can be prevented and easily treated, it is rapidly spreading in Tavil and other parts of Darfur, threatening life – especially the smallest,” said Sheldon, a representative of UNICEF in Sudan. ~ 60 > tavil, located only 70 kilometers from the besieged capital of the Northern Darfur, the city of El Fashir, turned into the epicenter of several crises. Hospital bombing and closing medical facilities, clean water deficiency, unsanitary conditions and crowded camps contribute to the spread of the infection. ~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ 62The humanitarian catastrophe ~ ~ ~/h2 >~ 60 > outbreak of cholera unfolds against the background of a large -scale humanitarian catastrophe, the cause of which was the armed conflict that began in April 2023. The key infrastructure was destroyed, millions of people were forced to leave their homes, food chains were broken. ~ 60 > according to humanitarian organizations, full -scale hunger has already been declared at least ten areas, including the largest camp of the freez. More than a dozen other areas are at risk. ~ 60 > crisis is aggravated by the consequences of climatic shocks – from drought to destructive floods. ~ 60 > in the risk zone – more 640 thousand children In North Darfur alone, cholera are threatened from above & NBSP; 640 thousand children under the age of five. According to the latest estimates, for the year & nbsp; the number of children with acute exhaustion in the region has doubled. ~ > read Also: epidemic of cholera in West and Central Africa poses a special threat to children ~ 60 > “children, weakened by hunger, much more vulnerable to the cholera and more They die from her more often, ”they emphasized in unisef. unisef provides support The population unisef calls all sides of the conflict to ensure stable, safe and unhindered access to humanitarian assistance. Supplies of vital means-vaccines, medical nutrition and medicines-are blocked due to bureaucratic delays, looting and active hostilities. 62 ~~ 60 > Organization builds emergency operations in TAVILA and throughout darfur: periral rehydration solutions, chlorinated water and chlorinated water and chlorine water and chlorine water and chlorine water and chlorine water and chlorine water and chlorine water, chlorine water and chlorinated water and chlorine Hygienic sets. ~ 60 > almost & nbsp; 30 thousand people in Tavil & nbsp; now they receive safe drinking water daily, and mobile commands inform the population about prevention and early treatment measures cholera. 60 > for the long -term deterrent of the epidemic, UNISEF plans to deliver more & nbsp; 1.4 million doses & nbsp; oral vaccine from cholera and expand the network of therapeutic centers. ~ 60 > to finance the urgent response program, the fund must be & nbsp; 30.6 million dollars. UNICEF calls the donors to allocate these funds as soon as possible.