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Cameroon: Cholera Surges in Cameroon
UNIRIN, 6 August 2014
Rains and insecurity caused by Nigerian Islamist militants are aggravating a cholera outbreak in northern Cameroon which has killed at least 75 people and infected some 1,400… Read more »
Poor hygienic practices and water scarcity, compounded by heavy rains and insecurity in the north, have aggravated another cholera outbreak in the country, killing scores of people.
Child receiving care for cholera in a classroom set up to treat patients in northern Cameroon (file photo).
Cholera,linked to poor sanitation and a lack of potable water, has killed at least 1,200 people this year in the countries surrounding Lake Chad. Read more »
At least 27 people have died as a result of a cholera outbreak at the Internally Displaced Persons' resettlement camp in Biu, Borno State. Read more »
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