The low cases reported in Sudan regarding a pandemic COVID-19 and Sudan’s Health system responding

Abstract

Novel corona virus disease (COVID-19) was reported in late 2019 in Wuhan city in China. It came in to limelight when a cluster or group of cases for pneumonia were detected and investigated with unknown causes. New cases were identified and detected in other countries, following the outbreak in China and the epidemic rapidly continued to spread globally. Till now, more than thirteen million and several thousand individuals have been infected with COVID-19 with several thousand mortalities. According to the epidemiological view or evidence in many countries, the estimation of the risk associated to the COVID-19 epidemic ranged from moderate risk to high.1-3 The World Health Organization (WHO) on March 11 of 2020 announced the prevalence of the novel corona virus disease is a pandemic. Currently, More than nine million confirmed cases of COVID-19 detected in 198 countries are identified and reported globally.4