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L'OMS informe que 116 personnes sont mortes du choléra

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    L'Organisation Mondiale de la Santé (OMS) a informé que 116 personnes sont mortes du choléra dans le sud-ouest du Tchad au 4 septembre. Elles faisaient partie des 3 557 cas enregistrés depuis le début de l'épidémie en juin. Le ministère tchadien de la Santé, l'OMS et Médecins Sans Frontières surveillent l'épidémie. Au Cameroun voisin, 158 cas ont été diagnostiqués, dont trois ont débouché sur un décès, a précisé l'OMS.

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