Heavy rains and floods have battered parts of war-torn Sudan and contributed to a spread of diseases like typhoid and cholera exacerbated by the war-induced humanitarian crisis, international aid agencies have warned. Thousands of Sudanese have been impacted by the flooding which has killed 114 people, Sudan’s ministry of health said on Wednesday, in the latest crisis to hit the war-ravaged country. Widespread flooding has been reported over the past weeks with the rainy season expected to continue into September. There are fears the torrents will have a worse impact than previous years on the…