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MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) ? Doctors say a cholera outbreak in Somalia's war-ravaged capital has killed more than 20 people.
Dr. Lul Mohamed said Saturday that Banadir maternity hospital has seen more than 150 cholera patients in the past week. She says the hospital is low on supplies and cash to pay health workers.
Cholera kills 85 in Somalia in May
2011-05-30 16:50
Mogadishu - The World Health Organisation says a cholera outbreak in Somalia has killed at least 85 people and infected dozens of others.
WHO spokesperson Pieter Desloover says Mogadishu, Afgoye and Baidoa have been hit hardest by the disease. Banadir hospital in Mogadishu alone reported 85 deaths.
