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Central Team Visits Odisha as 14 Deaths Reported in Cholera Outbreak

  • A cholera outbreak in Odisha's Jajpur district since June 9, 2025, has caused 14 deaths and hospitalized about 1,500 people, prompting a central team visit on June 15.
  • The outbreak started following a large community gathering with over 2,500 participants and was mainly driven by the intake of unsafe water amid conditions of high humidity.
  • Authorities cancelled Raja festival holidays from June 14 to 16 and banned community feasts while deploying medical teams, disinfecting water sources, and monitoring nearby affected districts.
  • Chief District Medical Officer Bijay Mishra confirmed 11 cholera-positive cases among diarrhoea patients, while Director Nilakantha Mishra said the situation is improving but not yet controlled.
  • The outbreak highlights Odisha's ongoing vulnerability to cholera, urging heightened sanitation, awareness, and proactive health measures to prevent further spread during the monsoon.
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India Narrative broke the news in on Friday, June 13, 2025.
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