Cholera Kills 25 in Sokoto, 15 Hospitalised

No fewer than 25 persons have been confirmed dead as a result of a Gastroenteritis outbreak, otherwise known as Cholera, in three Local Government Areas of Sokoto, out of a total of 1,160 cases recorded in the state. The state Commissioner of Health, Asabe Balarabe, disclosed this while speaking to newsmen. The commissioner further explained…

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Cholera: FG to End Open Defecation by 2025

The 2018 Water and Sanitation Hygiene national outcome revealed that approximately 47 million Nigerians, constituting 23 per cent of the population, engaged in open defecation. Wary of the rapid spread of Cholera that caused high morbidity and mortality across the country, the Federal Government said it has commenced measures to combat the epidemic by tackling…

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Cholera: Deploy public analysts for water testing, SoTLAN tasks FG

Laboratory analysts have expressed worry over the current cholera outbreak impacting Lagos and Ogun States, urging the government to take immediate action to protect public health by deploying Public Analysts to conduct comprehensive water quality testing in the affected areas. The laboratory analysts under the auspices of the Society of Testing Laboratory Analysts of Nigeria…

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