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WHO reports surge in measles cases in Afghanistan

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KABUL — More than 7,300 cases of measles were recorded across 20 provinces in Afghanistan in February, the World Health Organization (WHO) said in its latest report, highlighting the worsening health crisis in the country. The report also documented 230 confirmed cases of COVID-19, 6,518 cases of acute diarrhea, 26 cases of dengue fever, 716 malaria infections, and 673 cases of other illnesses, as Afghanistan’s healthcare system struggles to mee…
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WHO reports surge in measles cases in Afghanistan

KABUL — More than 7,300 cases of measles were recorded across 20 provinces in Afghanistan in February, the World Health Organization (WHO) said in its latest report, highlighting the worsening health crisis in the country. The report also documented 230 confirmed cases of COVID-19, 6,518 cases of acute diarrhea, 26 cases of dengue fever, 716 malaria infections, and 673 cases of other illnesses, as Afghanistan’s healthcare system struggles to mee…

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