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Diarrhea, measles claim 30 toddlers in southern Somalia
Some 67 children suffering from diarrhea were taken to Mogadishu medical facilities for urgent treatment.
Source: (AHN) Reporter: Abdi Hajji Hussein
Location: Mogadishu, Somalia Published: May 25, 2011 07:19 am EDT
UNICEF Somalia Internal Situation Report # 6, 19 - 25 August 2011 ? Famine in Southern Somalia
Excerpt:
Since January 2011, 5176 suspected measles cases were reported in South and Central Somalia alone. In July 2011 alone, 1019 suspected measles cases and 31 related deaths have been reported in South and Central Somalia, representing almost 20% of all reported cases for this year. Compared with the same period in 2010, the number of suspected measles cases has increased by 660%.
The major factors driving this increase are low vaccination coverage, malnutrition, population movement and over-crowded IDP camps.
Somalia: More Than 15 Toddlers Die of Measles, Diarrhea in Mogadishu
23 September 2011
Mogadishu ? More than 15 children have of died of measles and diarrhea diseases in the internally displaced camps in Mogadishu, the capital of war torn Somalia.
The IDPs in the neighborhood of Hosh in Mogadishu's Dharkenyley district said that diseases, lack of health care and food had precipitated the death of those children...