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At least 29 people have been killed due to a cholera outbreak in several regions of Syria.
A statement issued by Syrian health ministry revealed that rapid assessment testing confirmed 338 cases since the outbreak was first recorded last month.
Medical officials say, the highly contagious disease has also spread to the country’s Kurdish-held northeast and opposition areas in north and northwestern Syria, where millions have been displaced by the decade-old war in the country.
The United Nations described it as the worst outbreak in the war-torn country for years.
Residents of Okigwe Local Government area of Imo State have decried the epileptic power supply in the area. In an Interview with Boss Radio Rural Assesment Team, a civil servant, Loveson Chukwuneye says no effort has been made to bring electricity to the area. An entrepreneur, Franklin Chinedu, says the electricity situation is of a huge disadvantage for business owners in the area. Gabriel Onoja a resident makes an appeal […]
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