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The U.S. Embassy in Havana this Friday warned about a significant increase in diarrhoeal diseases in Cuba, in a context of deteriorating water and energy infrastructure affecting food supply and conservation.
The U.S. Embassy in Havana warned this Friday about a significant increase in diarrhoeal diseases in Cuba, linked to the collapse of water and energy.
The United States Embassy in Havana published a health alert because it has "observed a significant increase in diarrhoeal diseases throughout Cuba, associated with the continued deterioration of the water and energy infrastructure." According to the Embassy's statement, this deterioration is affecting the water supply, as well as the storage and temperature control of food. They ensure that among recent cases of diarrhoeal pictures, "E. coli, N…
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