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Cholera Outbreak in South Sudan Hits 20-Yr Top, UNICEF Reviews - Information Central - Afric Info

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cholera Outbreak in South Sudan Hits 20-Yr Top, UNICEF Reviews In a regarding replace that underscores the continuing well being disaster in South Sudan, UNICEF has reported a surge in cholera circumstances that has reached the best ranges in twenty years. As of this 12 months, the rustic is grappling with an alarming resurgence of the fatal waterborne illness, compounding the demanding situations confronted through communities already pressured…
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Cholera Outbreak in South Sudan Hits 20-Yr Top, UNICEF Reviews - Information Central - Afric Info

cholera Outbreak in South Sudan Hits 20-Yr Top, UNICEF Reviews In a regarding replace that underscores the continuing well being disaster in South Sudan, UNICEF has reported a surge in cholera circumstances that has reached the best ranges in twenty years. As of this 12 months, the rustic is grappling with an alarming resurgence of the fatal waterborne illness, compounding the demanding situations confronted through communities already pressured…

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Afric Info broke the news in on Wednesday, March 26, 2025.
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