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Description : 31 states have reported suspected cholera cases in 2022 except Ebonyi, Edo, Enugu, Jigawa and Ogun states.As at July 2022, 13 more states reported 185 suspected cases – Anambra (5), Borno (2), Gombe (3), Kaduna (13), Kano (35), Katsina (7), Ondo (74), Plateau (2), Sokoto(6), Yobe (5) and Zamfara (24).

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CHOLERA OUTBREAK
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So Far… 31states have reported suspected cholera cases in 2022 except Ebonyi, Edo, Enugu, Jigawa and Ogun states As at July 2022, 13 more states reported 185 suspected cases – Anambra (5), Borno (2), Gombe (3), Kaduna (13), Kano (35), Katsina (7), Ondo (74), Plateau (2), Sokoto(6), Yobe (5) and Zamfara (24). Recently, Bauchi (2), Benue (2), Borno (3) and Ondo (16) reported 23 suspected cases There is constant percentage increase in confirmed cases and deaths caused by cholera Children under the age of 5 are more susceptible OPERATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT SOURCE: NCDC INTERNAL
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Feces Drinking water Drinking water from unclean or unsure sources Cholera infected Food How is cholera spread? Eating food Raw food stuff exposed to infected persons or contaminated water Contaminated by Cholera infected Water The cholera bacteria, Vibrio cholerae, is passed through feces (poop) of an infected person. OPERATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT SOURCE: NCDC INTERNAL
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Watery Diarrhea Nausea & Vomiting Fever Weight loss How to detect cholera Staff that detect symptoms should raise an alarm and isolate while recieving treatment OPERATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT SOURCE: NCDC INTERNAL
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Prevention Drink safe water Wash your hands regularly Use clean toilets Consume well cooked meals 01 02 03 04 OPERATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT SOURCE: NCDC INTERNAL Stay safe !