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Preventing spread of disease in wake of mudslides is vital, says WHO

Posted on September 12, 2017 by admin
  • WHO working with the government of Sierra Leone to prevent the spread of infectious diseases after flooding and mudslides in Freetown
  • Residents of affected areas are vulnerable to outbreaks of infectious diseases such as typhoid, malaria and cholera

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Parirenyatwa hails BCC for keeping city clean

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