Cholera has broken dash in our village

  1. Treating Cholera Patients in Northern Niger
  2. [Solved] Select the correct option (Phrasal Verb) for the blank left
  3. Cholera outbreak hits Kasese district
  4. Cholera outbreak caused by drinking unprotected well water contaminated with faeces from an open storm water drainage: Kampala City, Uganda, January 2019
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Treating Cholera Patients in Northern Niger

Cholera has broken out in northern Niger, in an area now inhabited by large numbers of Malian refugees who fled conflict in their homeland. Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has treated all of the nearly 250 people affected by the cholera outbreak in northern Niger that was declared by the country’s health authorities on May 11. MSF has also opened two cholera treatment centers in the regions of Mangaïzé and Ayorou, north of the capital, Niamey. Six people have died in the outbreak thus far, however. “As soon as the first cases appeared, MSF rushed to open a cholera treatment center,” says Dr. Benoit Kayembé, MSF’s head of mission in Niger. “We currently have 100 beds in Ayorou and another 50 in Mangaïzé. As well as treating people with the disease, which mainly involves rehydrating them, our teams are leading health awareness campaigns in the affected villages. The teams are also treating water points in these communities and actively looking for further cases of cholera.” Fear That Disease May Spread Southwards “Some of the patients come from the camps of Malian refugees, but the majority are from local communities,” adds Kayembé. MSF is currently the only medical organization treating people infected by cholera in the region. Its teams are worried about the proximity of the affected area to the Niger River, which flows from northern Niger towards the capital, and could well carry the disease along with it. “We can expect to see cases spreading towar...

[Solved] Select the correct option (Phrasal Verb) for the blank left

The correct answer is broken out Key Points • Broken out is a phrasal verb that refers to ‘ become affected by something’. • A phrasal verb consists of a verb and an adverb or preposition. • For example: break down (meaning to stop working) • Break out is a phrasal verb that refers to something which begins without any notice. • Ex: They had escaped to America shortly before war broke out in 1939. • Hence, the complete sentence would be: • Cholera has broken outin this village. Therefore, option 1is the correct choice. Additional InformationLet's understand the meaning of other phrasal verbs: • broken down:to cause to fall or collapse by breaking or shattering. • Ex: The glass broken downinto pieces. • broken up:to cease to exist as a unified whole. • Ex: They broke uptheir partnership. • broken off:to become detached. • Ex: Many branches of the tree broke offin the storm.

Cholera outbreak hits Kasese district

By Bernard Masereka CHOLERA has broken out in Kasese district with two cases reported in Hamukungu fishing village in Lake Katwe sub-county on Tuesday. The district health officer, Dr. Peter Mukobi, sounded the alarm while addressing residents of Hamukungu during a sanitation campaign organised by the district and the Uganda Red Cross Society. Mukobi said 584 cases with 10 deaths have been registered in the district since the beginning of the year. He added that most of the cases were from the sub-counties neighbouring the Democratic Republic of Congo. During the campaign, the secretary for health and social services, Rehema Muhindo, called for by-laws that would better hygiene and sanitation. She warned people living at the shores to stop drinking lake water without boiling it. Red Cross donated soap, drugs and Water guard tablets used in purifying water to the residents of Hamukungu. Following the lack of supplies to treat the disease, a doctor at Kagando Hospital said the hospital was charging fees on cholera patients. Dr. Herbert Bumbi said each cholera patient had to pay sh100,000 upon discharge. Previously, the Government used to provide the supplies to treat cholera patients and pay the allowances for medics attending to them. Some leaders were against the fee, saying it was too high and that it would cause more deaths as people would fear to go to hospital.

Cholera outbreak caused by drinking unprotected well water contaminated with faeces from an open storm water drainage: Kampala City, Uganda, January 2019

• Research article • • 27 December 2021 Cholera outbreak caused by drinking unprotected well water contaminated with faeces from an open storm water drainage: Kampala City, Uganda, January 2019 •  ORCID: orcid.org/0000-0003-2356-5349 • • • • • • • • • • … • Show authors BMC Infectious Diseases volume 21, Article number: 1281 ( 2021) Background Kampala city slums, with one million dwellers living in poor sanitary conditions, frequently experience cholera outbreaks. On 6 January 2019, Rubaga Division notified the Uganda Ministry of Health of a suspected cholera outbreak in Sembule village. We investigated to identify the source and mode of transmission, and recommended evidence-based interventions. Methods We defined a suspected case as onset of profuse, painless, acute watery diarrhoea in a Kampala City resident (≥ 2 years) from 28 December 2018 to 11 February 2019. A confirmed case was a suspected case with Vibrio cholerae identified from the patient’s stool specimen by culture. We found cases by record review and active community case-finding. We conducted a case–control study in Sembule village, the epi-center of this outbreak, to compare exposures between confirmed case-persons and asymptomatic controls, individually matched by age group. We overlaid rainfall data with the epidemic curve to identify temporal patterns between rain and illnesses. We conducted an environmental assessment, interviewed village local council members, and tested water samples fr...

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