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    Up to 13 of the 35 newly-established regroupment sites in Bujumbura Rural remain inaccessible, WHO said. In a report received by IRIN on Friday, it said over 300,000 people were now in Bujumbura Rural’s 53 regroupment areas, which included 18 previously-existing sites. In the Buhonga and Ruyaga sites, malaria was the most prevalent disease, followed by acute respiratory infections, diarrhoea and measles, the report added.

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