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WHO Calls for Action on El Niño’s Progress: These Are the Health Risks Ahead

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Extreme rains, droughts and food insecurity add to record temperatures. The agency asks to accelerate the collection of supplies in the face of the possible spread of pathologies such as dengue, cholera or malaria to new regions

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While the natural climate phenomenon could be the most powerful ever observed, on Tuesday, 22 September, WHO calls on countries to prepare their health systems for an increase in the spread of certain mosquito-borne diseases.

·Paris, France
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Extreme rains, droughts and food insecurity add to record temperatures. The agency asks to accelerate the collection of supplies in the face of the possible spread of pathologies such as dengue, cholera or malaria to new regions

·Madrid, Spain
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The World Health Organization is alerting to risks associated with El Niño in the coming months, including mosquito-borne diseases.

On Tuesday, the World Health Organization (WHO) called on countries that will be impacted by the El Niño phenomenon to strengthen disease surveillance and prepare their health capacities to respond quickly and effectively to its dire consequences. In a press presentation, the Head of the [...]

WHO alerts El Niño countries to strengthen surveillance and health preparedness for disease risks.

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rccnoticias.com.do broke the news on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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