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Dangbo: an unidentified epidemic has already made a hundred deaths Dekin
Monday, May 27, 2013 7:30
Written by Camille A. Segnigbind?
For about a month, the people of Dekin, a town in the municipality of Dangbo, helpless victims in a disappearance of dozens of their son, daughters and sisters. It is a case of unidentified epidemic, which generate up to six deaths per day. This, without the knowledge of players in public health Benin.
Fever, vomiting and simultaneous flow of blood from the nostrils, followed by a strange humming then comes the final judgment of the heart or the victim. These are the visible symptoms of evil, as yet unidentified, which turned into an epidemic, spreading Dekin psychosis, a lakeside town, so landlocked, situated in the commune of Dangbo. Indeed, according to relatives of the victims, this has been going on for a month. Dozens of young people of this town, aged 4 to 20 years, die within 24 hours from the onset of the symptoms mentioned above, without attracting the attention of the authorities in charge of public health in Benin. In addition, several victims, including the organization, perhaps developed resistance against the disease, are still languishing on beds at the clinic in town. But, they may succumb in the days to come if nothing is done, because, as some people do find the said village, they do not have adequate staff in the clinic to administer care to patients in a suitable manner. Existing staff in their health center consists of caregivers. In addition, some people due to lack of drinking water, are forced to share water sources with animals. The Minister of Health, Dorothy Kind?-Gazard, then interpel?e, to rescue this village where the dead are no longer counted.
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Benin: More than a hundred died of unknown disease
May 27, 2013
In Benin, a disease not yet identified, wreaked havoc in the city of Dangbo near Porto Novo. Dozens of children have already died. This is psychosis in people who challenge the health authorities.
The drama played silently in a landlocked village called Dekin in town Dangbo over 20kms after porto novo.
Evidence, it appears that the disease is characterized by high fever in children, followed by back pain, vomiting of blood, swelling and then is death. The observation was made by the priest of the village.
More than a hundred children aged 04 to 20 years would be dead in the lakeside village without being healed. Many others are bedridden. Nobody knows at today's date the origin of the disease.
At the health center of the resort, there is a doctor or nurse. Only a midwife who really knows how carefully administered before the disaster.
The town in question is a lakeside village where people are exposed to cases of infectious waterborne diseases.
Euloge A?dasso in Cotonou
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May 27, 2013
Dangbo / Epidemic in Dekin: More than 100 people have already died
Consternation and mourning are waiting for you for almost a month in the Common Dangbo in the borough of Dekin. Five to ten children $ 4 to 20 years die per week depending overlap facts on the ground. A kind of tragedy deplored by people who no longer know where to turn.
Indeed, the situation goes from bad to worse for a month and the relatives of the victims denounced an epidemic of malaria and anemia. For now, the evil remains unknown and is growing. How does it manifest itself? The disease is spread in the village, the child heater, once admitted to the hospital, it is death, said a relative of the victim. Even the local authorities are not able to detect evil. However, people bemoan the lack of qualified personnel in the only health center in the community. Indeed, no nurse or doctor. "How can you treat people in these conditions," lamented one parent victim. This is the cross and the banner for the people who call on the government to help ensure that the outbreak is contained.
T GR
(Br Ou?m?-Plateau)
Dangbo: an unidentified epidemic has already made a hundred deaths Dekin
Monday, May 27, 2013 7:30
Written by Camille A. Segnigbind?
For about a month, the people of Dekin, a town in the municipality of Dangbo, helpless victims in a disappearance of dozens of their son, daughters and sisters. It is a case of unidentified epidemic, which generate up to six deaths per day. This, without the knowledge of players in public health Benin.
Fever, vomiting and simultaneous flow of blood from the nostrils, followed by a strange humming then comes the final judgment of the heart or the victim. These are the visible symptoms of evil, as yet unidentified, which turned into an epidemic, spreading Dekin psychosis, a lakeside town, so landlocked, situated in the commune of Dangbo. Indeed, according to relatives of the victims, this has been going on for a month. Dozens of young people of this town, aged 4 to 20 years, die within 24 hours from the onset of the symptoms mentioned above, without attracting the attention of the authorities in charge of public health in Benin. In addition, several victims, including the organization, perhaps developed resistance against the disease, are still languishing on beds at the clinic in town. But, they may succumb in the days to come if nothing is done, because, as some people do find the said village, they do not have adequate staff in the clinic to administer care to patients in a suitable manner. Existing staff in their health center consists of caregivers. In addition, some people due to lack of drinking water, are forced to share water sources with animals. The Minister of Health, Dorothy Kind?-Gazard, then interpel?e, to rescue this village where the dead are no longer counted.
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Benin: More than a hundred died of unknown disease
May 27, 2013
In Benin, a disease not yet identified, wreaked havoc in the city of Dangbo near Porto Novo. Dozens of children have already died. This is psychosis in people who challenge the health authorities.
The drama played silently in a landlocked village called Dekin in town Dangbo over 20kms after porto novo.
Evidence, it appears that the disease is characterized by high fever in children, followed by back pain, vomiting of blood, swelling and then is death. The observation was made by the priest of the village.
More than a hundred children aged 04 to 20 years would be dead in the lakeside village without being healed. Many others are bedridden. Nobody knows at today's date the origin of the disease.
At the health center of the resort, there is a doctor or nurse. Only a midwife who really knows how carefully administered before the disaster.
The town in question is a lakeside village where people are exposed to cases of infectious waterborne diseases.
Euloge A?dasso in Cotonou
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May 27, 2013
Dangbo / Epidemic in Dekin: More than 100 people have already died
Consternation and mourning are waiting for you for almost a month in the Common Dangbo in the borough of Dekin. Five to ten children $ 4 to 20 years die per week depending overlap facts on the ground. A kind of tragedy deplored by people who no longer know where to turn.
Indeed, the situation goes from bad to worse for a month and the relatives of the victims denounced an epidemic of malaria and anemia. For now, the evil remains unknown and is growing. How does it manifest itself? The disease is spread in the village, the child heater, once admitted to the hospital, it is death, said a relative of the victim. Even the local authorities are not able to detect evil. However, people bemoan the lack of qualified personnel in the only health center in the community. Indeed, no nurse or doctor. "How can you treat people in these conditions," lamented one parent victim. This is the cross and the banner for the people who call on the government to help ensure that the outbreak is contained.
T GR
(Br Ou?m?-Plateau)
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