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Congo fever on rise in Afghanistan
XinhuaJune 3, 2025
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KABUL, June 3 (Xinhua) -- Cases of Congo fever, an infectious disease transmitted from animals, have been on the rise in Afghanistan, with about 100 suspected cases reported over the past month, hospital sources said Monday.
"Compared to last year, cases have increased and continue to rise," the local media outlet Tolonews quoted local hospital doctor Faridullah Omari as saying on Monday...
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Taliban: 16 Cases of Congo Fever Recorded in Herat After Eid al-Adha
8AM Media 8AM Media 11 June 2026 - ۱۴۰۵/۰۳/۲۳
Taliban health officials in Herat say 16 cases of Congo fever, have been recorded in the province since Eid al-Adha.
According to a report published on Wednesday, June 10, by the Taliban-controlled Bakhtar News Agency, Dr. Amir Nejad, head of response and monitoring at the Taliban Public Health Directorate in Herat, said the cases were linked to the failure to follow health and safety guidelines during the slaughter and handling of livestock over the Eid holiday.
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According to statistics from the Taliban Public Health Directorate in Herat, 114 cases of Congo fever were recorded in the province last year, resulting in 12 deaths
Crimean-Congo Fever on Increase in Afghanistan, 21 Deaths in June-WHO
Olu AnisereBy Olu AnisereJuly 21, 2026
The World Health Organisation’s office in Afghanistan has reported a significant surge in suspected Crimean-Congo Haemorrhagic Fever (CCHF), with 483 suspected infections and 21 deaths in June.
This represents a 174.4-per cent increase in suspected cases compared to 176 suspected cases and nine deaths reported in May, the office said in its latest report.
The WHO attributed the sharp rise primarily to the Eid ul-Adha period, during which heightened contact with livestock and widespread animal slaughtering activities significantly increase the risk of transmission...
