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Ivory Coast - B?oumi: outbreak in the village of Mandanou, 1 death - characterized by diarrhea and lost of appetite

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Ivory Coast: B?oumi, an epidemic raging in the village of Mandanou, a little girl died in class CM2


? Koaci.com - Monday, March 7, 2016 - An outbreak is ravaging currently in Mandanou, village in the new sub-prefecture of Ando-K?kr?nou in the department of Beoumi.

This disease is characterized by diarrhea and the patient loses appetite. The epidemic has already caused the death to a child girl in class CM2.

It is in complete psychosis that live now the populations of Mandanou because this mysterious disease attacks everyone. (Young, old, children)

The number of patients is increasing day by day in the village. According to information in our possession every village family records at least four cases.

The visit of a nurse who came to Ando-K?kr?nou, capital of the Sub-prefecture, would not have changed the situation of people who do not know what to do.

Therefore, they seek help from the Ivorian authorities to come to their aid in order to prevent deaths from this epidemic.


Wassimagnon, B?oumi


http://koaci.com/cote-divoire-beoumi...dee-96501.html
 
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