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• A few days ago, health officials in Syria announced at least 5 deaths and about 200 cases in several governorates.
• This is the first outbreak of its kind in Syriafrom before the outbreak of the war in March 2011.
• The United Nations and the Syrian Ministry of Health said the source of the outbreak is believed to be linked to the consumption of unsafe water from the Euphrates River and the use of polluted water to irrigate crops, which has led to Food contamination.
• Cases have been reported in several governorates, including Aleppo in the north, Latakia on the Mediterranean coast and Deir ez-Zor on the border with Iraq.
This was stated by the regional director of the organization, Ahmed Al-Mandhari"Associated Press" In an interview during a visit to Damascus, Syrian health authorities are coordinating with the international organization to contain the epidemic.
he explained it cholera "A threat to Syria, the region, neighboring countries and the world in general"He explained that the World Health Organization is working to strengthen surveillance to identify cases, provide patients with appropriate treatment and keep track of those infected and their contacts.
He said a plane supported by the World Health Organization carrying around 30 tons of supplies to support health authorities in addressing the crisis landed in Syria on Monday and that another plane is expected to arrive on Wednesday, with a similar amount.
Al-Mandhari stressed that supplies will be distributed equally as needed, including in the north-west, controlled by the armed factions, and the north-east, which is controlled and supported by Kurdish-led forces. been united.
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Crisis wallpapers
• A few days ago, health officials in Syria announced at least 5 deaths and about 200 cases in several governorates.
• This is the first outbreak of its kind in Syriafrom before the outbreak of the war in March 2011.
• The United Nations and the Syrian Ministry of Health said the source of the outbreak is believed to be linked to the consumption of unsafe water from the Euphrates River and the use of polluted water to irrigate crops, which has led to Food contamination.
• Cases have been reported in several governorates, including Aleppo in the north, Latakia on the Mediterranean coast and Deir ez-Zor on the border with Iraq.
The regional director of the organization, Ahmed Al-Mandhari, told the Associated Press during a visit to Damascus that Syrian health authorities are coordinating with the international organization to contain the epidemic.
he explained it cholera “A threat to Syria, the region, neighboring countries and the world at large,” explaining that the World Health Organization is working to strengthen surveillance to identify cases, provide patients with appropriate treatment and trace the infected and their contacts.
He said a plane supported by the World Health Organization carrying around 30 tons of supplies to support health authorities in addressing the crisis landed in Syria on Monday and that another plane is expected to arrive on Wednesday, with a similar amount.
Al-Mandhari stressed that supplies will be distributed equally as needed, including in the north-west, controlled by the armed factions, and the north-east, which is controlled and supported by Kurdish-led forces. been united.
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