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Undiagnosed illness in Cambodia (WHO, July 4 2012)

Giuseppe

Emeritus
[Source: World Health Organization, full text: (LINK).]

Undiagnosed illness in Cambodia



4 July 2012


The Ministry of Health of the Kingdom of Cambodia has notified WHO of an outbreak of an undiagnosed illness which has affected 62 children, of which 61 have died since April 2012.

The majority of cases were from the southern part of the country, and were hospitalised in a children's hospital in Phnom Penh.

The symptoms observed are high fever, followed by respiratory and/or neurologic symptoms with rapid deterioration of respiratory functions.

WHO is working with the Ministry and other partners to investigate the outbreak, to identify the cause and source of the illness.

Assistance is being provided in the area of field epidemiology and active case finding.
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