AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPublic Health Alert in Blue Nile: A Sudanese civil society group in Blue Nile is urging a full-state public health emergency over a fast-spreading dengue outbreak, saying about 4,000 suspected cases have been recorded and treatment costs are rising, while displaced families face worsening water and shelter conditions. Disease Watch Across Sudan: Sudan also reported suspected cholera cases in North Kordofan, West Kordofan, South Darfur and Khartoum, alongside a decline in measles infections. Drone Strike in North Darfur: At least 21 civilians were killed and dozens injured in a drone attack on a water hub in Tina, North Darfur, with accusations that the strike targeted basic services. Sudan Relief on the Ground: In el-Obeid, local groups are setting up emergency response rooms as the city faces mounting pressure from the war, with civilians struggling to access basic services. Culture & Community (Diaspora-style): A women-led community garden project is helping refugees and residents grow food and build social support, using green space to lower cultural barriers. Travel Rules for Sudanese: Lebanon has listed Sudan among 13 African countries eligible for a one-month tourist visa on arrival, but entry depends on strict proof of return travel, accommodation and sufficient funds. Church & Peace: Pope Leo XIV renewed calls for nuclear disarmament and peace in a new book foreword, while U.S. Catholics are urged to support the Solidarity Fund for the Church in Africa.
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