In a southern Sudani city, a cholera outbreak killed about 60 people and made about 1.300 others sick in the last three days, the health officials called Shani.
The Health Ministry said that the outbreak of the Costi of the southern city of Costy was mainly convicted on contaminated drinking water, as the Health Ministry said, due to the attack of a notorious paramilitary group of the city’s water plant. The group has been fighting the country’s army for almost two years.
The ministry said in a statement that the disease killed 58 people and brought ill between Thursday and Saturday.
The ministry said it has taken several measures to fight outbreaks, including starting a vaccination campaign against cholera in the city.
The disease killed over 600 and made more than 21,000 others sick between July and October last year.
Cholera is a highly infectious disease that causes diarrhea, causing severe dehydration and it can be fatal. If not treated immediately, who is. It is transmitted through contaminated food or water intestines.
