Khartoum, Sudan, is facing a severe dengue fever outbreak, with hospitals overwhelmed by thousands of cases. The ongoing rainy season has created ideal conditions for mosquito breeding, leading to a surge in dengue, malaria, and typhoid cases. Omdurman Hospital, one of the few functioning medical facilities, has turned its corridors into makeshift wards. Patients report inadequate treatment due to a lack of medical supplies, forcing some to rely on home remedies. The conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces has devastated healthcare infrastructure, with nearly half of the hospitals in the capital destroyed. As the humanitarian crisis deepens, aid organizations warn of a potential increase in deaths if conditions do not improve.