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DR Congo: 2011-2012 Cholera outbreaks, 1,096 fatalities

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DRC: more than 19,000 cases of cholera recorded in 2012, according to OCHA
Published 0 minutes ago, | Last Update July 18, 2012 at 5:42 |


From left to right, a servant of MSF disinfects a man outside the center of support for victims of the cholera epidemic in Kinshasa. Radio Okapi / Dr. John Bompengo
The UN Office for Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) has expressed concern about the progress of rampant cholera epidemic which, according to figures from the Department of Health and WHO, has recorded more than nineteen thousand cases since the beginning of this year, DRC.
The communications officer of the agency of the UN system, Yvon Edounou, expressed concern Wednesday, July 18 in Kinshasa during the weekly conference of the UN.
He said the figures represent 90% of registered cases in 2011 and the DRC provinces most affected by cholera are: Ecuador , the Bas-Congo , South Kivu and Orientale Province.
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http://radiookapi.net/actualite/201...as-de-cholera-enregistres-en-2012-selon-ocha/
 
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Bulletin published 23 July 2012
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SITUATION OF CHOLERA IN DRC

DRC epidemic evolves schematically a method endemic and epidemic in the eastern part of the country in epidemic and the
along the Congo River.
In 2011, 8,038 cases of cholera and 434 deaths (CFR 5%) were reported in western provinces while 13,654 cases and 150
deaths (CFR 1%) were recorded in the eastern provinces.

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Matadi: 103 cholera cases recorded, two deaths
published one hour ago, 9 minutes | Last Update July 31, 2012 at 7:01 |

One hundred and three cases of cholera have been recorded including two deaths in the city of Matadi (Bas-Congo). This figure was provided Tuesday, July 31 by the provincial committee of the outbreak of crisis. The experts explain the outbreak of the epidemic through the consumption of unclean water from the river Mpozo.
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The provincial crisis also noted more than a thousand cases of cholera were reported throughout the whole of the province in two weeks with thirteen deaths.
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http://radiookapi.net/actualite/2012/07/31/matadi-103-cas-de-cholera-enregistres-2-deces/
 
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Cholera Outbreak in Eastern DR Congo Camps Claims 10 Lives
Marisa Krystian | Aug 7, 2012 10:41am EDT | 1min:06sec
A cholera epidemic in the Democratic Republic of Congo has killed 10 people in the last week, according to medics and local authorities.

Cases of the deadly waterborne disease have been confirmed since last week in the displaced people's camp in the east where thousands are fleeing conflict from their homes, in often cramped and unsanitary conditions.
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http://tv.ibtimes.com/cholera-outbreak-in-eastern-dr-congo-camps-claims-10-lives/7176.html
 
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Disaster Preparedness & Response Update Situation Report in the DR CONGO
Edition du 02 septembre 2012

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CHOLERA
From the 1st to the 34th epidemiological week, the DRC has already recorded a cumulative total of 22,792 cases with 512 deaths
(case fatality rate: 2%). distribution of cases by province is presented in the following manner: i) Bandundu: 1167 cases with 19
deaths (case fatality rate: 2%), ii) Bas-Congo: 1,210 cases with 19 deaths (case fatality rate: 2%), iii) Ecuador: 2454 cases with 122
deaths (case fatality rate: 5%), iv) Kinshasa (Province-City): 888 cases with 19 deaths (case fatality rate: 2%), v) Province Orientale
(Kisangani & Ituri): 5425 cases with 205 deaths (CFR: 3.7%) v) Katanga: 2954 cases with 66 deaths (CFR:
2%) vi) North Kivu: 5,144 cases with 42 deaths (CFR: 1%) vii) South-Kivu: 3,550 cases with 20 deaths (CFR: 1%).
▫ Since the beginning of the year, WHO is working closely with other partners to strengthen
epidemiological surveillance and emergency supplies needed (cholera kits, kits basics) for the sick;
▫ communities are constantly aware to protect themselves from cholera respecting the safety rules
food and individual and collective hygiene. However, it should be noted that the absence of large investments in
the drinking water supply and sanitation, the chances of controlling the cholera epidemic so
sustainable are required.
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Province Orientale several villages bordering Lake Albert faced with cholera
published 22 hours ago, 14 minutes | Last update September 7, 2012 at 9:49

Thirty one cases of cholera deaths were reported since last week in several localities on Lake Albert in the area of ​​health Tchomia in Ituri (Orientale Province). Friday 7 September, the chief physician of the health area, Dr. Herv? Bavi, said fear a rapid spread of the epidemic because of poor sanitary conditions in the environment and the lack of drugs for the treatment of patients .
These include cases of cholera reported Nyamamba, Jo, Gbi ety Kasenyi. Dr. Herv? Bavi binds the resurgence of the epidemic in the recent floods in several rivers including Lake Albert flooded some areas and sanitary facilities destroyed several houses.
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http://radiookapi.net/actualite/201...-bordant-le-lac-albert-confrontes-au-cholera/
 
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