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Kuwait bans import of food products from Iraq over cholera fears

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Source: http://www.rudaw.net/english/middleeast/iraq/070920183


Kuwait bans import of food products from Iraq over cholera fears
By Rudaw 14 minutes ago

ERBIL, Kurdistan Region ? Kuwait announced a temporary ban on food imports from neighboring Iraq, citing a reported cholera outbreak in the southern city of Basra.

The Kuwait Ministry of Commerce and Industry placed the ban on Iraqi food imports, Tareq al-Sabti, director of public relations and media at the public authority for goods and nutrition, confirmed in a statement released on Thursday that, the Kuwait Times reported.

Earlier this week, Dr. Majda al-Qattan, assistant undersecretary for Public Health Affairs in Kuwait, announced that measures were being put in place to prevent a potential cholera outbreak brought across the border by travelers coming from Iraq.

Thousands of patients have been admitted into hospital in Basra with symptoms of diarrhea because of contaminated water, health officials have confirmed...
 
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