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Cuba: Viral Diseases Increased Due to Drinking Water Shortage · Global Voices
Health authorities warn of spreading viral hepatitis and diarrheal illness as blackouts leave nearly 3.5 million people short of water.
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The shortage of drinking water in Cuba has led to an increase in viral diseases and has aggravated the health situation in the country. In the absence of the arrival of the recourse to their homes, Cubans have had to resort to collecting rainwater, buying it from informal vendors or waiting for municipal tankers to pass.
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Viruses run rampant across Havana as water, power fails
By Ayose Naranjo and Dave Sherwood HAVANA, Sept 30 (Reuters) - Cuban housewife Yuamilka Hechavarria was asleep last Tuesday when water rushed into the cistern of the crumbling tenement where she lives in old Havana. She jumped from bed, scrambling in ...
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