Another Taisha child with the same gastrointestinal symptoms dies

Ecuador’s Minister of Public Health Edgar Lama said Wednesday that the last deaths of seven children in the Amazon region of Taisha, in the province of Morona Santiago, bordering Peru, are attributed to an unknown “infectious agent”. READ ALSO: Citizen Revolution ratifies rejection of reform to authorize foreign military bases in Ecuador Through statements to the press, Minister Lama indicated that this scenario is the result of “an infectious a…

La alerta epidemiológica en el cantón Taisha por la muerte de niños, explicada

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A new case of the death of a child, from a community in Taisha, with the same gastrointestinal symptoms as seven other deceased minors set the alarms in Ecuador on April 30, 2025. The entry Another Taisha child dies with the same gastrointestinal symptoms as seven others was first published in Teleamazonas.

Since 29 April, medical brigades have entered the communities of the Amazon to deal with a health emergency that has already claimed the lives of seven children, according to information from the authorities of the province of Morona Santiago and the National Assembly, who reported that in Taisha and other indigenous communities children