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Seasonal diseases on the rise

Posted on July 25, 2018 by admin
  • Water tanks and wells in the Vizianagaram district have been contaminated by recent heavy rains, leading to a rise in seasonal diseases including typhoid. Residents have been advised to boil or purchase water.

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