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Severe cholera outbreak spreads across Sudan — Level A1 — four men holding assault rifles

Severe cholera outbreak spreads across SudanCEFR A1

24 Sept 2025

Level A1 – Beginner
2 min
83 words
  • A severe cholera outbreak is spreading across Sudan.
  • The disease is now in all eighteen states.
  • It began in July 2024 and spread quickly.
  • More than 105,000 people have become sick.
  • Over 2,600 people have died from cholera.
  • Heavy rains have damaged water and sewage systems.
  • Floods and stagnant pools increased contamination and risk.
  • Hundreds of thousands fled homes and live in camps.
  • Around eighty percent of health facilities are out of service.
  • Aid groups say urgent funding and clean water are needed.

Difficult words

  • choleraA disease that makes people very sick.
  • diseaseAn illness that affects people's health.
  • spreadTo move or pass something from one place to another.
    spreads
  • sickFeeling bad or not healthy.
  • situationA set of conditions or events.
  • healthThe state of being well or not sick.
  • seasonA part of the year with specific weather.

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Discussion questions

  • Have you heard about cholera before?
  • Why do you think water is important for health?
  • What can people do to prevent cholera?

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