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Aid organizations begin anti-cholera campaign as epidemic accelerates

[06/04/2019 01:36]

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Aid organizations in Yemen's central Taiz have begun a campaign of treating people infected with cholera as the epidemic continues to accelerates there.

Yanabee al-Khayr, a local organization, with financing from the Kuwaiti Annajat charity afforded the necessary medicines for 120 persons receiving treatment for cholera in a main hospital, Aljomhoori.

The organizations are planning on a second phase for sterilizing water wells, the main source of infections.

Years of a strangling siege by the Houthi militia around Taiz, have crippled the city's health system and led to prevalence of different diseases.