Cholera Death Toll in Angola Reaches 201 Amidst Ongoing Outbreak

The cholera outbreak in Angola has resulted in 201 fatalities and 5,574 infections since January. Luanda remains the hardest hit, with significant rises in reported cases prompting health authorities to take action.

In Angola, the death toll from the ongoing cholera outbreak has tragically climbed to 201, as reported by the Ministry of Health. Since the beginning of January, there have been a total of 5,574 confirmed cases across 13 provinces, with Luanda being the primary epicenter of the infection. This significant escalation follows reports from late February, where the recorded fatalities stood at 163 out of 4,582 cases.

Angolan authorities reported that cholera emerged in the capital, Luanda, which has witnessed the highest concentration of cases. The outbreak has prompted immediate public health responses to contain its spread across the nation. As the situation unfolds, the government is undertaking measures to monitor and alleviate the public health crisis effectively.

The cholera outbreak in Angola has reached alarming levels, with rising fatalities and a significant number of infections. Measures by health authorities are critical in addressing this health crisis. The situation highlights the ongoing risks posed by communicable diseases and the necessity for continued vigilance and preventative strategies in public health.

Original Source: wam.ae