Since the start of the rainy season in May, the U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs says that around 38,000 people have been affected by the floods across the East African country.
So far, the areas hardest hit include Kassala, South Darfur, Central Darfur, South Kordofan, the White Nile and the River Nile provinces.
The total nationwide death toll remains undetermined.
On Wednesday, SUNA reported that two children were killed when floods destroyed their home in the central While Nile province.
Earlier, OCHA said that at least another six people had died and an unconfirmed number of people injured when their houses collapsed or were washed away by floods in the Central Darfur province.
About 2,800 houses were destroyed and more than 1,620 houses damaged in the same province, according to an OCHA statement released on Monday.
Last month, the U.N. said that flash floods killed another 12 people in South Darfur.
Sudan's rainy season usually lasts until September, with floods peaking between August and September. In 2021, more than 314,000 people were affected by rains and flooding across Sudan, according to the U.N.