Based on recent surveillance data published by the Ministry of Public Health of Chad, epidemiological tracking indicates that the cholera outbreak in Chad has resulted in 13 deaths, with the total number of confirmed and suspected cases reaching 239 nationwide. The official data show a case fatality rate of 5.4 percent across the country, which is notably higher than international standards for emergency outbreak response. Public health records confirm that the northern province of Hadjer Lamis along with the capital area of N’Djamena account for most recorded cases. Data analysis points to a sharp increase in urban fatalities, with 11 of the 13 deaths occurring within the capital city during the first week of August alone.