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Nigeria warns over cholera outbreak that kills 30

  • Cholera is an acute intestinal infection that spreads through contaminated food and water
  • In 2021, an epidemic killed more than 2,300 people, especially children under the age of 14
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One billion threatened by cholera: UN

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Israel detects cholera in reservoir in north

By Reuters ·

‘No choice’ but cholera water for Lebanon’s poor

By AFP ·
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A deadly cholera outbreak compounds the misery of war-weary Syrians

By Nadia Al-Faour - Lucas Chapman ·

Cholera vaccine shortage forces move to one-dose strategy: WHO

By AFP ·

First cholera death in Lebanon as outbreak spreads from Syria

By AFP ·

Lebanon inspecting new suspected cases of cholera

By AP ·

Lebanon announces first cholera case in almost 30 years

By AP ·

WHO warns Haiti cholera toll likely to rise

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In Syria, mounting cholera cases pose threat across frontlines

By Reuters ·

Syria cholera death toll rises to 29 — health ministry

By Reuters ·

UN warns cholera outbreak in Syria is a threat to the region

By AP ·

Syria Kurds seek UN help after cholera deaths reported

By AFP ·
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Water scarcity in Pakistan’s southwest causes cholera outbreak, two dead

By SAADULLAH AKHTER ·

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