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Port Sudan Residents Struggle to Afford Water Amidst Severe ShortagesHealth

Port Sudan Residents Struggle to Afford Water Amidst Severe Shortages

Port Sudan is facing a severe water crisis, with residents like Amina Khalafallah spending their entire salaries on water. The collapse of the Arbaat Dam and the influx of displaced people have strained the city's infrastructure, leading to soaring prices and significant public health risks.

Al Jazeera English|October 30, 2026|5
Europe's Record Summer Heat Linked to Over 50,000 Excess Deaths, New Report RevealsHealth

Europe's Record Summer Heat Linked to Over 50,000 Excess Deaths, New Report Reveals

A new report indicates that Europe's record-breaking summer heat may have caused over 50,000 excess deaths across 30 countries, with researchers linking the rise to fossil fuel consumption and urging governmental action.

The National|October 23, 2026|1
Government Unveils Health Strategy to Combat Climate Change's Growing Health ThreatsHealth

Government Unveils Health Strategy to Combat Climate Change's Growing Health Threats

The Ministry of Health and Prevention has launched a new health plan to address the increasing health risks posed by climate change, focusing on heat-related illnesses, respiratory diseases, and vector-borne diseases. The strategy aims to enhance preparedness, prevention, and resilience within healthcare services.

The National|October 22, 2026
UAE Implements Ban on Key Antibiotic in Animals to Combat Superbugs and Protect Human HealthHealth

UAE Implements Ban on Key Antibiotic in Animals to Combat Superbugs and Protect Human Health

The UAE is banning the veterinary use of the antibiotic ciprofloxacin from November 1 to combat drug resistance and protect human health. This move aims to preserve the effectiveness of critical human medicines by preventing the development of resistant bacteria in animals.

The National|October 20, 2026