Cholera Outbreak in Angola Results in Rising Death Toll of 201

The cholera outbreak in Angola has resulted in 201 fatalities and 5,574 infections, with cases reported across 13 provinces. Luanda remains the most affected area, highlighting the need for urgent health interventions.

The cholera outbreak in Angola has seen a significant rise in fatalities, with the death toll now reaching 201, as reported by the Ministry of Health. Since January, there have been a total of 5,574 reported infections, with cases emanating from 13 provinces across the nation. The city of Luanda has been identified as the epicenter of this outbreak, registering the highest number of infections.

In late February, health officials in Angola had reported that the death toll stood at 163 out of a total of 4,582 infections. The situation is indicative of a serious public health crisis that requires immediate attention and intervention from health authorities and the international community.

The cholera outbreak in Angola continues to escalate with 201 reported deaths and over 5,500 infections. This alarming rise stresses the urgent need for effective public health measures to mitigate further spread and safeguard the population. Continued monitoring and response efforts are critical in addressing this public health emergency.

Original Source: wam.ae