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Ethiopia - Mysterious disease spreads in Somali region
Ethiopia: Mysterious disease spreads in Somali region
BY ADMIN ON NOVEMBER 10, 2022 •
Jigjiga November 09, 2022 (SD) – The government of the Somali region in Ethiopia said that in the last few days, people in the region are infected with an unknown illness.
Medical tests on some of the sick people revealed that these people do not contract the deadly dengue fever...
The disease is still unknown to medical experts, although its symptoms are said to be similar to other diseases such as the common cold.
Patients exhibiting severe fever, palpitation and other symptoms are seen in some parts of the Somali regional government including the city of Jigjiga.
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