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Diarrhoea outbreak claims seventeen lives
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Thursday, 28 June 2012 12:59
Out of a total of 128 cases of diarrhoea reported in the Ngamiland District, 17 lives have been lost since the outbreak, the Daily News states.
North West District Council (NWDC) chairperson Lathang Molonda reportedly said the outbreak has affected mostly children between six and 24 months since it was declared on June 15 .
MAUN DIARHHOEA OUTBREAK HALTED
Posted by THEVOICEBW on July 6, 20121
A diarrhoea outbreak in Maun which killed 17 babies in two weeks has been halted,Letsholathebe Hospital Superintendent Maxwell Mungisi has said.
As an indication that the severe diarrhoea causing rotavirus has been put under control, 84 cases we reported at the hospital this week compared to 173 cases that were recorded last week with only one of the cases being fatal.
... http://www.thevoicebw.com/2012/07/06/maun-diarhhoea-outbreak-halted/
Diarrhoea outbreak kills five in Phikwe
CALISTUS KOLANTSHO
CORRESPONDENT
SELEBI-PHIKWE: The Selebi-Phikwe Government Hospital Superintendent, Dr Joseph Sharma has confirmed that a diarrhoea outbreak has killed five babies in the copper mining town.
Sharma told Mmegi this week that they have recorded 151 cases of diarrhoea since the outbreak was noticed on July 4 when many babies were admitted at the hospital.
He said the stools of 99 percent of the babies tested positive for Rotavirus.
... http://www.mmegi.bw/index.php?sid=1&aid=1822&dir=2012/July/Friday20
