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Saturday, September 28, 2013

Cholera Still a Threat in Caribbean Areas

Cholera a waterborne disease can kill victims through dehydration,
however is treatable if found early.

Cholera has killed one person and sickened nine in central Mexico per the Mexican Health Ministry.

Mexico's Health Department says two cases were detected in Southern Mexico at Mexico City and nearby state of Hidalgo, where one person died.    
The department on Friday declared a health emergency for Hidalgo. Authorities said it's the same cholera strain that is sickening hundreds of people in Caribbean countries, including Cuba and the Dominican Republic.
Mexico City health authorities say they have intensified their surveillance of water treatment plants and water tanks and have launched a campaign to educate people about preventing getting infected.
 
 

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