Core Viewpoint - The cholera outbreak in Sudan has expanded to all 18 states, with a total of 101,450 reported cases and 2,515 deaths since July 2024, indicating a severe public health crisis exacerbated by ongoing conflicts and humanitarian issues [1][3]. Group 1 - The cholera infection rate remains high in several regions of Sudan, prompting health authorities to implement multiple measures to slow the spread of the disease [3]. - The outbreak has been significantly influenced by the armed conflict that began on April 15, 2023, between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces, which has severely damaged the healthcare system [3]. - Seasonal flooding has further contributed to the spread of cholera and other infectious diseases like dengue fever, highlighting the compounded challenges faced by the healthcare sector in Sudan [3].