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Turkey - 32,000 hospitalized in norovirus outbreak - August 29, 2016
Turkey - 32,000 hospitalized in norovirus outbreak - August 29, 2016
32,000 hospitalized over contaminated water in Turkey
The number of people hospitalized due to contaminated water in the Elbistan district of the Mediterranean province of Kahramanmaraş has risen from 5,000 to some 32,000, while a group of officials announced a norovirus infection in caisson wells within the water supply network from Ceyhan River was the cause of the contamination.
The number of people hospitalized due to contaminated water in the Elbistan district of the Mediterranean province of Kahramanmaraş has risen from 5,000 to some 32,000