Cholera Deaths Jump 30% As Nigeria, Six Others Bear Brunt
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Last year, global cholera mortality increased by 30 per cent, reaching record levels due to the dire situation in Africa, was estimated by the World Health Organization (WHO). WHO has recorded the highest number of cholera deaths in the world since 1999. Overall, the number of deaths in 2025 increased by 30 per cent, RIA News reports. "In 2025, the number of cholera deaths increased by 30 per cent, despite fewer reported cases: 47 countries repo…
Angola, Bangladesh, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Nigeria, South Sudan, Sudan and Yemen concentrated close to 90 per cent of all global cases and deaths
Cholera Deaths Jump 30% As Nigeria, Six Others Bear Brunt
Global cholera deaths rose by 30 per cent in 2025, with Nigeria and six other countries accounting for about 90 per cent of reported cases and deaths, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has said. According to WHO’s latest Weekly Epidemiological Record released on Tuesday, 47 countries reported 451,499 cholera cases and 7,870 deaths in 2025. […] Cholera Deaths Jump 30% As Nigeria, Six Others Bear Brunt is first published on The Whistler Newspaper
90% of cases in 7 countries. Only 1 in 5 deaths in a health structure. Vaccine production has more than doubled.
In the weekly report of the World Health Organization also updates on meningitis and plague. Seven countries concentrate about 90% of the global cases. Iehkweazu: "No one should die of cholera today, we have the tools to prevent and treat it." The post Cholera. Oms: "In 2025 deaths increased by 30%, the highest figure since 1999" appeared first on Quotidiano Sanità.
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