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Cholera death toll climbs to 48 in Aden

[11/07/2017 10:56]

ADEN-SABA
Death toll of cholera has climbed to 48 cases in Aden since the mid of April and the suspected cases amounted to 9,790.

Deputy governor of Aden Governor Rashad Shaia'a said that the local authorities of Aden formed a higher committee, which included several relevant authorities, to work together and specify areas which are the most hit by cholera epidemic.

He spelt out that the authorities prepared centers inside hospitals to receive cases of cholera and gave them budgets to facilitate their operations.