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Malawi: 2015 Cholera

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Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://www.bignewsnetwork.com/index.php/sid/230645383
[h=1]Cholera Outbreak In Malawi Causes Concern[/h] VoA - News Friday 27th February, 2015
GENEVA - U.N. aid agencies are increasing operations in flood-stricken Malawi in a desperate attempt to stave off a potentially large-scale cholera epidemic. The United Nations Children's Fund says Malawi is on high alert following a cholera outbreak in southern border areas, near Mozambique. U.N. aid workers are alarmed at the prospect of a large, nationwide outbreak of cholera in Malawi. This is because the disease is located in the southern border areas where flood victims are living in overcrowded camps, an environment in which cholera flourishes...
 
Source: http://allafrica.com/stories/201503030505.html

3 March 2015
Malawi: Cholera Cases in Malawi Rising
By Paul Nthala

Cases of cholera outbreak in Malawi have risen to 60 from 39 Malawi24 has learnt.

According to a recent toll had revealed that the scare was hitting Malawi's borders more especially Mozambique borders.

As of now Malawi24 can reveal that the Ministry of Health says the cases in Malawi have rapidly increased to 60 from 39 as it was initially projected.

The Ministry's Spokesperson Henry Chimbali told a local radio that as of Monday, March 1st, the cases had reached 60 with the highest in Nsanje district.

Nsanje has up to 50 cases of cholera, with 6 in Chikwawa, 1 in Lilongwe and the rest from other up land districts...
 
Source: http://allafrica.com/stories/201503150004.html

Malawi: Cholera Cases in Nsanje Hit 90
By Martin Chiwanda

Efforts to contain the cholera outbreak in Nsanje seem to be hitting a snag, with the district health office confirming an increase in the number of cases registered and that most cases have roots to neighbouring Mozambique.

District Health Officer (DHO) Dr. Alexander Chijuwa confirmed on Friday that the number of cholera cases had increased to 90 from 76 earlier in the week.

Dr. Chijuwa said the source of the outbreak was Mozambique's Jambawe mine where most people in the southern part of the district flock to in search for work...
 
Source: http://allafrica.com/stories/201503311541.html

Malawi: Cholera Cases Hit 159 in Nsanje, Card Donates to District Hospital
By Martin Chiwanda

Cholera continues to haunt people in Nsanje, with latest reports indicating that cholera cases have hit 159, and that the outbreak has also spread to the area of Chief Mbenje.

District Environmental Health Officer (DEHO) Veronica Mkukumira told Malawi News Agency Monday afternoon that the situation was slowly getting out of hand...
 
Source: http://allafrica.com/stories/201505070288.html

Malawi: Cholera Claims 3 Lives, 281 Now Affected in Chikwawa
By Steve Chirombo
6 May 2015

Chikwawa ? The Cholera outbreak continues to wreck havoc in Chikwawa district with reports from the district's health office indicating that the number of cases has increased to 281 from 239 the previous week. Three lives have so far been lost.

Initially, the outbreak affected people from areas of Ngabu, Lundu, Ngowe, Kasisi and Chapananga. But fresh reports indicate it has also hit areas of Chiefs Katunga and Makhuwira...
 
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