cholera outbreak

South Sudan Declares Cholera Outbreak in Renk Transit Camp
South Sudan

South Sudan Declares Cholera Outbreak in Renk Transit Camp

South Sudan’s Ministry of Health has declared a cholera outbreak in the Renk transit camp, located in the northern Upper…
Cholera Outbreak in Nigeria Claims 359 Lives
Nigeria

Cholera Outbreak in Nigeria Claims 359 Lives

A cholera outbreak in Nigeria has resulted in at least 359 deaths across 33 states, including Lagos, from January to…
Sudan’s cholera outbreak infected over 11,000 people, claims 348 lives
Sudan

Sudan’s cholera outbreak infected over 11,000 people, claims 348 lives

The Sudanese Health Ministry reported on September 20, that the cholera outbreak has resulted in 348 deaths, with 11,079 cases…
Cholera Outbreak Officially Declared in Sudan
Sudan

Cholera Outbreak Officially Declared in Sudan

Sudan’s Health Minister Haitham Mohamed Ibrahim has officially declared a cholera outbreak, following laboratory tests confirming the presence of the…
Cholera Outbreak in Afghanistan: WHO Reports 25 Deaths
Afghanistan

Cholera Outbreak in Afghanistan: WHO Reports 25 Deaths

The World Health Organization (WHO) is sounding the alarm on a cholera outbreak in Afghanistan, Amu TV reported yesterday. According…
Extreme Weather Fuelling Deadly Cholera Outbreaks Across Africa
Africa

Extreme Weather Fuelling Deadly Cholera Outbreaks Across Africa

The last three years have seen a relentless string of extreme weather events – including tropical storms, floods, and droughts…
Cholera outbreak in Somalia claims at least 75 lives since January
Somalia

Cholera outbreak in Somalia claims at least 75 lives since January

At least 75 people have died since January in Somalia due to outbreaks of diarrhea and cholera caused by the…
WHO warns DR Congo experiencing ‘worst’ cholera outbreak since 2017
DR Congo

WHO warns DR Congo experiencing ‘worst’ cholera outbreak since 2017

The Democratic Republic of the Congo is currently experiencing its worst cholera outbreak since 2017, with 50,000 suspected cases and…
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