Maputo — The Maputo City health authorities on Wednesday guaranteed that, despite the torrential rains of last week that flooded several of the city’s neighbourhoods, the health situation remains normal and there are no grounds for alarm.
Speaking at a press conference, the director of health in the city, Pascoa Wade, said that not a single case of cholera has been reported, and that there has been no increase in cases of other diarrhoeal diseases or of malaria.
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