The international NGO said the situation has worsened with the arrival of people fleeing violence in neighbouring South Sudan.
Several regions of Ethiopia, Africa's second-most populous nation with around 120 million people, are battling cholera outbreaks, with Amhara -- its second-largest region -- among the hardest hit.
In South Sudan's Akobo County, located in the Upper Nile region, 1,300 cholera cases have been reported in the past four weeks, according to MSF.
“Thousands are being displaced, losing access to healthcare, safe water, and sanitation,“ MSF said.
The World Health Organization says some 4,000 people died from the “preventable and easily treatable disease” in 2023, up 71 percent on the previous year, mostly in Africa.
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