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 Black smoke rising above the Official Minnesota sports team logo map shirt Additionally,I will love this Khartoum International Airport amid battles between the forces of two rival generals, on April 20. AFP via Getty Images Editor’s Note: A version of this story appears in ’s Meanwhile in the Middle East newsletter, a three-times-a-week look inside the region’s biggest stories. Sign up here. — As the war in Sudan nears four months of intense fighting, morgues in the capital Khartoum have reached their capacity, aid workers say, leaving thousands of corpses to rot on the streets as doctors and relief organizations warn of a looming cholera outbreak. Khartoum’s morgues have reached “breaking point,” international aid group Save The Children said Tuesday. Bodies in the morgues are also decomposing as prolonged power outages have left them without refrigeration, the group said. There is also no medical staff left, leaving the corpses “exposed and untreated.” The disaster is the latest hazard after months of clashes between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), which broke out in mid-April as both parties tried to take control of the capital. The violence has killed at least 1,105 people and injured 12,115 as of July 11, the UN’s Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) reported last month, citing data from the Federal Ministry of Health. It said the actual numbers are likely much higher. At least 435 children have been killed and at least 2,025 others injured, said UNICEF. On average, a child is killed or injured every hour, the UN body calculates . “A horrifying combination of rising numbers

of corpses, severe water shortages, non-functioning hygiene and sanitation services, and lack of water treatment options are also prompting fears of a cholera outbreak in the Official Minnesota sports team logo map shirt Additionally,I will love this city,” Save The Children said in a statement. Ad Feedback Rival generals are battling for control in Sudan. Here’s a simple guide to the fighting The disease often surges in war zones, spreading rapidly through contaminated water. Sudan typically witnesses a rise in cholera cases during its annual rain season, which began in June, the aid group said, but the current absence of functioning public health labs makes it “difficult to assess the state of the crisis.” Cholera can kill within hours if left untreated. Most of the hospitals in the capital and other states are out of service, Save the Children added. Sudanese medical workers are sounding the alarm over looming outbreaks. Abdallah Attiya, a member of the Sudanese Doctors Syndicate, warned in an interview with Al Arabiya news channel last week of “disease and epidemiological disasters” amid the overcrowding of morgues. “The inability to give those who have died a dignified burial is yet another element of the suffering of families in Khartoum,” said Dr. Bashir Kamal Eldin Hamid, Save the Children’s Health and Nutrition Director, in a Tuesday statement. “We are seeing a health crisis in the making, on top of a crisis of sorrow, fear and pain,” he said. Escalating fighting The conflict escalated again this week, with both rival forces claiming to have inflicted heavy damage on the other. No decisive breakthroughs or peace talks are in sight. Residents of Omdurman, north of Khartoum, told that fighting had intensified on Tuesday, saying they heard heavy artillery and bombardment overnight. “The Sudanese army started by bombarding RSF stations scattered across different neighborhoods, to which the RSF responded by striking civilian homes and areas with anti-aircraft missiles,” Mossab, an Omdurman resident, told , providing only his first name due to safety concerns. The fighting has left

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