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Police issue time advice for children
Shalveen Chand
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
TWO children died over the weekend as a result of diarrhoea in two separate incidents.
Police confirm a six-year-old boy from Savura, Wailoku was pronounced dead on arrival on Monday afternoon at the Colonial War Memorial Hospital.
In the second incident, a one-year-old boy from Yanuca Island died at the Navua Hospital after being rushed there by his parents.
Police assistant spokesman Jone Kalouniviti said those were isolated cases of diarrhoea which could have been prevented if parents had taken steps earlier rather than waiting for the status of their children to deteriorate.
Toxic water kills baby
Maciu Malo
Wednesday, July 06, 2011
THE outbreak of diarrhoea on the island of Vatulele over the past two months claimed the life of one of 34 babies and toddlers who suffered from the illness.
These details were provided to a Government delegation visiting the island last week. Ekubu Village headman Eliki Natuna said the outbreak raised serious concerns about the safety of drinking water in the village.
Sigatoka health inspector Vakaruru Cavuilati and Vatulele staff nurse Unaisi Qasivakatini confirmed that while a one-year old died, the sickness has been contained.
They said the cause of the outbreak was through the consumption of contaminated water in the village.
