Shible Sahbani

Dr. Shible Sahbani is the World Health Organization's chief in Sudan, known for his expertise in public health and response to infectious disease outbreaks. He has been vocal about the dire health situation in Sudan amid ongoing conflict, particularly addressing the challenges posed by the recurring cholera outbreaks that have emerged due to the country's deteriorating healthcare system. Recently, he reported on the latest cholera outbreak in Sudan, which has already resulted in 120 deaths and over 1,100 suspected cases, emphasizing the impact of war and limited access to clean water on the spread of the disease.