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Alarmed Dominican province for Cholera outbreak

Tonka

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http://www.prensa-latina.cu/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=459837&Itemid=1
Spanish-English translation

Alarmed Dominican province for Cholera outbreak

Holy Sunday, December 14 (PL) in the Dominican town of Bonao, Monsignor Nouel central province of more than one hundred people had to be admitted to health facilities with symptoms similar to cholera. The affected communities living in this province and receive care at the hospital Peter E. de Marchena, Bonao, in polyclinics and other health facilities. The area authorities initiated preventive work to prevent evil from spreading in those communities. The data was confirmed by the Mayor of Jayabo, Carlos Rodriguez and Victor Morel, who works at the Red Cross. The outbreak began in early December. According to the newspaper El Caribe met two people have died with symptoms of cholera. In the country since November 2010 when it detected the disease, has killed more than 140 people and thousands were diagnosed and treated early.
 
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