Death toll rises to 39 as cholera outbreak spreads in S'Sudan

TVC NEWS [JUBA] - Cholera in war-torn South Sudan has spread to another state, with no less than 39 dead since the epidemic was pronounced a month ago, the World Heath Organization said Tuesday.
An aggregate of 1,212 cholera cases including 39 deaths have been recorded, by figures, with the exceptionally infectious disease spreading from the capital Juba in Central Equatoria to neighboring Jonglei state, one of the most exceedingly bad influenced zones by the 19-month common war.
South Sudan's well-being service formally announced an episode of the diarrhea infection on June 23, in spite of the fact that the first case was followed back to an UN camp in the capital Juba on May 18.
More than 166,000 individuals have looked for safe house inside UN peacekeeper bases the nation over and more than 2.25 million individuals have been constrained from their homes, with contenders on both sides are blamed for barbarities including slaughters and assault.
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TVC NEWS [JUBA] - Cholera in war-torn South Sudan has spread to another state, with no less than 39 dead since the epidemic was pronounced a month ago, the World Heath Organization said Tuesday. 

An aggregate of 1,212 cholera cases including 39 deaths have been recorded, by figures, with the exceptionally infectious disease spreading from the capital Juba in Central Equatoria to neighboring Jonglei state, one of the most exceedingly bad influenced zones by the 19-month common war. 

South Sudan's well-being service formally announced an episode of the diarrhea infection on June 23, in spite of the fact that the first case was followed back to an UN camp in the capital Juba on May 18. 

More than 166,000 individuals have looked for safe house inside UN peacekeeper bases the nation over and more than 2.25 million individuals have been constrained from their homes, with contenders on both sides are blamed for barbarities including slaughters and assault.