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Cholera outbreak kills 58 in northeast Nigeria

Bauchi State's cholera outbreak affects 14 local government areas, with new committees formed to coordinate responses and prevention aligned with national health plans.

  • A cholera outbreak in Bauchi State, Nigeria, has infected at least 258 people and killed 58 across 14 local government areas out of 20.
  • The outbreak followed ongoing challenges with unsafe water and poor sanitation, contributing to recurrent cholera cases in the state.
  • In response, the state established two bodies—the Cholera Response Coordination Committee and the Technical Advisory Group—to oversee emergency measures and prevention efforts.
  • Deputy Governor Auwal Mohammed Jatau emphasized that the committees are tasked with monitoring outbreaks closely, identifying cases promptly, and responding swiftly, in line with the country’s strategies for controlling cholera.
  • These measures intend to reduce outbreak impacts, strengthen multi-sectoral coordination, and improve long-term prevention through water, sanitation, and hygiene improvements.
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Cholera Outbreak Kills 58 in Northeast Nigeria

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Cholera outbreak kills 58 in northeast Nigeria

A cholera outbreak has killed 58 people and infected more than 250 across Bauchi State in northeast Nigeria, authorities said on Friday, prompting the launch of new committees to bolster emergency response and prevention efforts.

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