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At least 70 people have died from cholera and more than 2,200 have been infected in southern Sudan over the past week, Save the Children said Thursday, citing health ministry data, AFP reports.
The outbreak White Nile state capital Kosti, followed a reported drone strike on the Um Dabakar power station, 275 kilometers (170 miles) south of Khartoum, which disrupted access to clean water.
It comes as Sudan's health care system, crippled by a brutal civil war nearing its second year, struggles amid tens of thousands killed and over 12 million displaced.
"More than 2,200 people, including children, are now battling the deadly cholera outbreak in the city of Kosti," Save the Children said in a statement.
The humanitarian organization said the army-aligned health ministry reported over 2,243 cholera cases—an average of about 400 per day—in Kosti, with at least 70 deaths between February 20 and 26.
Sudan has recorded more than 55,000 cholera cases and over 1,400 deaths since the outbreak began in August last year, the health ministry said Tuesday.
At least 80 percent of hospitals are out of service while those still functioning are running critically low on medical supplies.