Cholera alert in Tak after breakout across Myanmar border

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Cholera alert in Tak after breakout across Myanmar border

The Public Health Ministry has opened an emergency operations centre (EOC) in Tak province in a bid to block cholera, which is spreading in the adjacent city of Shwe Kokko in Myanmar. Two cases so far have been recorded in Tak.

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Thailand to close border with Myanmar for a month to contain

Thailand’s border with Myanmar in Tak province will be temporarily closed for a month to prevent the spread of cholera, which is currently spreading in the adja

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I was shocked when I saw the picture!!! A famous page revealed information from the mouth of a Thai woman in Myanmar about the severe cholera outbreak in the city of Shwe Kok Ko. She exposed the dirty Chinese gang that defecates everywhere. In addition, they eat strange dishes. When they go to work, they have to pack their own food and water to eat. 23 Dec.

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Thai-Myanmar border at Tak shut for a month after cholera outbreak in Myawaddy - Thai Newsroom

WITH a hospital in Myanmar’s Myawaddy township, across the border from Thailand’s Mae Sot town, now treating over 300 cholera patients, the Thai government today (Dec. 23) closed this stretch of the border for a month for safety, Naewna newspaper said. Deputy Prime Minister/Defence Minister Phumtham Wechayachai said after a Defence Council meeting that […] The post Thai-Myanmar border at Tak shut for a month after cholera outbreak in Myawaddy ap…

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Cholera Outbreak in Myanmar Prompts Urgent Response in Tak Province

Moei River from the Thai border looking at Myanmar. File photo courtesy: Wikimedia In response to a growing cholera threat originating from Shwe Kokko, Myanmar, Thai authorities have initiated crucial measures to prevent the disease from spreading across the border into Tak province. With approxi...

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The Ministry of Public Health is strictly monitoring and preventing “Cholera” in the Tak border area after an outbreak was found in the towns of Shwe Ko Ko, Myawaddy, Myanmar, near Ban Wang Pha, Mae Rabat District. Throughout December, 300 people have been sick and 2 have died. Thai hospitals have sent medicine and medical supplies to support and are intensifying control, fearing that if the disease is not controlled well enough, patients may cr…