Attacks in Sudan's White Nile State Leads to Deadly Cholera Outbreak

Repeated attacks in Sudan’s White Nile state have led to a deadly wave of cholera in the region. Since February 20, the French medical charity Doctors Without Borders or MSF says more than 27-hundred patients have been admitted to the Ministry of Health’s cholera treatment center at Kosti Teaching Hospital. Sudan Coordinator Marta Cazarola tells VOA’s Carol Van Dam the hospital is supported by MSF.