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Central African Republic - Basse Kotto: unknown disease in Mingala

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Basse Kotto: A still unknown disease rages in Mingala

Monday, September 3rd, 2018 13:40

A disease whose origins are unknown threatens the health of the population of the town of Mingala in Lower Kotto. It is manifested by vomiting, diarrhea and death can follow.

Faced with this disease that has already claimed victims since August 2018 in the locality, Mingala MP Gabriel Ryeriko Thima, worried. Access to the city of Mingala by land remains difficult due to insecurity in the region. The MP called on the Department of Public Health to fly to the rescue of its people.

Until then, no medical intervention has arrived in the locality. "My message to the Minister of Public Health and Population is to start a team for Mingala, but for the time being people are dying and if nothing is done, the city may disappear," warned Gabriel Ryeriko Thima. He hoped that the competent authorities would work hard to diagnose the disease and determine the vector.

According to the parliamentarian, "there are no humanitarian actors in Mingala let alone media men to trace the information."

A call to which the Ministry of Public Health and the population has not yet reacted.


https://www.radiondekeluka.org/actu...-maladie-encore-inconnue-sevit-a-mingala.html
 
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