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Over 25 succumb to cholera in Warrap State - Radio Tamazuj

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Authorities of Warrap State on Thursday said over 25 people lost their lives to cholera in the state from 17 February to April, with the most recent three death cases registered in Gogrial East County. John Akol Akol, the surveillance director at the state health told Radio Tamazuj Wednesday that they have started a cholera vaccination campaign in Gogrial West County and will roll out to other counties. “As of 17 February up to April, we have re…
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Over 25 succumb to cholera in Warrap State - Radio Tamazuj

Authorities of Warrap State on Thursday said over 25 people lost their lives to cholera in the state from 17 February to April, with the most recent three death cases registered in Gogrial East County. John Akol Akol, the surveillance director at the state health told Radio Tamazuj Wednesday that they have started a cholera vaccination campaign in Gogrial West County and will roll out to other counties. “As of 17 February up to April, we have re…

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