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Angola - Kwanza Sul: A scabies outbreak kills seven children in Quissanga Cungu

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05/15/2014 - Thu: 19'21 - Last updated 05.15.2014 - Thu: 19'21

Kwanza Sul: A scabies outbreak kills seven children in Quissanga Cungu

Wacu Cungu (Angola) - Seven children, on over a hundred cases diagnosed, have died of scabies in the municipality of Quissanga Cungu, province of Kwanza Sul, from April until now, revealed Thursday in that community the head of the local health center, Francisco Segunda.

Scabies, a transmissible skin disease that causes severe itching, killed children aged two to ten years.

According to the head of the health sector in Quissanga Cungu Joaquim Tom?s, the situation will be monitored by sending medicines and health personnel of the villages Canjombe, Kurindi, Kazalela, and Lussala Bilili.

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