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North Kivu: about 576 cases in four months of a disease similar to malaria in the Kayna health zone
published there 1 hour, 38 minutes | Last Update April 26, 2015 at 2:38 |
A disease that is similar to malaria made about 576 cases in four months, in the Kayna health zone in Lubero (North Kivu). The number of deaths from this disease has not been revealed to Radio Okapi. Civil society Tama and Itala group launches the alarm and urges health authorities in Kayna health zone to investigate as soon as possible about the disease that causes high fevers and anemia in patients.
This disease has more cases in the localities of Nunama, Kataro, Buhenge, Luofu and Lusuli living next to fishponds.
According to the civil society of Tama and Itala group, Loufu and Miriki health centers are overwhelmed given the number of patients. Some families prefer to move to other areas for treatment for their members or relatives.
A nurse from the Kayna health zone, Kambere Kalekene, said the cause of this disease is still unknown. However, he assured that the caregiver provides enough effort to deal with this disease.
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http://radiookapi.net/actualite/201...viron-576-cas-dans-la-zone-de-sante-de-kayna/
North Kivu: about 576 cases in four months of a disease similar to malaria in the Kayna health zone
published there 1 hour, 38 minutes | Last Update April 26, 2015 at 2:38 |
A disease that is similar to malaria made about 576 cases in four months, in the Kayna health zone in Lubero (North Kivu). The number of deaths from this disease has not been revealed to Radio Okapi. Civil society Tama and Itala group launches the alarm and urges health authorities in Kayna health zone to investigate as soon as possible about the disease that causes high fevers and anemia in patients.
This disease has more cases in the localities of Nunama, Kataro, Buhenge, Luofu and Lusuli living next to fishponds.
According to the civil society of Tama and Itala group, Loufu and Miriki health centers are overwhelmed given the number of patients. Some families prefer to move to other areas for treatment for their members or relatives.
A nurse from the Kayna health zone, Kambere Kalekene, said the cause of this disease is still unknown. However, he assured that the caregiver provides enough effort to deal with this disease.
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http://radiookapi.net/actualite/201...viron-576-cas-dans-la-zone-de-sante-de-kayna/