US EditionAt Least 484 People Died of Cholera in Africa This Year
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At least 484 people died of cholera this year in Africa, where nearly 18,500 suspected cases were reported and 5,300 confirmed cases were announced yesterday by the Health Agency of the African Union (USA). "Since the beginning of this year, 14 member countries have reported cholera cases and 59% of global cholera cases are in Africa," said the African Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), at the weekly press conference 'online'. "Wit…
At least 484 people have died of cholera so far this year in Africa, where close to 18,500 suspected cases have been reported and 5,300 confirmed, the African Union Health Agency (AU) reported this Thursday.The entry At least 484 cholera deaths in Africa since January 2026 was first published in Digital Process.
At least 484 people died of cholera this year in Africa, where nearly 18,500 suspected cases and 5,300 confirmed cases were reported, today the health agency of the African Union (USA) announced.
According to the deputy incidence manager of the Centers for the Control and Prevention of Diseases in Africa (CDC Africa), Yap Boom, at least 484 people have died of cholera so far this year in Africa. In the data offered, they indicated that about 18,500 suspected and 5,300 confirmed cases have been detected, the African Union Health Agency (AU) reported this Thursday. “Since the beginning of this year, we have 14 member countries that have be…
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