Suspected Cholera Cases Surging in Yemen: WHO
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Health services in Yemen, battered by more than a decade of conflict, economic crisis, displacement and epidemics, have limited capacity to cope with a new surge in mass casualties. The post Yemen: Hospitals overwhelmed by rising war casualties appeared first on in.gr.
In Yemen, cholera is spreading rapidly. WHO warns against further spread through war and poor supply.
Suspected cholera cases surging in Yemen: WHO
Suspected cholera cases have tripled in Yemen within three weeks, according to WHO, exacerbating the stress on hospitals burdened by war casualties. Factors such as war, displacement, and lack of access to clean water elevate the outbreak risk.
Yemen Cholera Cases Triple in Three Weeks as Conflict Displaces Thousands - TV360 Nigeria
Suspected cholera cases in Yemen have tripled in three weeks as renewed fighting forces thousands of civilians from their homes into overcrowded and unsanitary displacement camps, raising fears of a worsening public health crisis. The World Health Organisation (WHO) said suspected cases rose from 217 during the week of September 6 to 12 to 647 …
Geneva – The World Health Organization (WHO) warns of a major outbreak of cholera in Yemen. The number of new infections in the war-stricken country has recently tripled to at least 647 within a few weeks, the WHO reported yesterday. To date, more than 8,000 cases have been reported this year that at least 27 people have been reported...
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