Breaking news! Lagos and Ogun State grappling with a cholera crisis. Schools suspend food vendors to curb outbreak. Traders and tricyclists unaware of the danger lurking in the air!
In a concerning development, the death toll in the cholera outbreak in Lagos has tragically risen to 24, with 35 confirmed cases and a staggering 417 suspected cases reported across 20 Local Government Areas. The Ogun State Government has also reported the outbreak, with one fatality and five hospitalizations. Local authorities in Lagos, including Alhaji Ganiyu, the chairman of Agege LGA, have taken proactive measures by suspending school food vendors to prevent further spread of the disease. Egunjobi, in a bid to safeguard childrenโs health, conducted inspections in schools to ensure a safe environment.
Despite these efforts, shocking reports reveal that traders and tricyclists in Lagos remain unaware of the cholera outbreak. The lack of awareness poses a significant risk of further infections. The Lagos State Government has confirmed the seriousness of the situation, labeling cholera as an acute diarrheal infection. As the death toll climbs and cases continue to rise, urgent action is needed to contain the outbreak and protect the vulnerable population.
As the crisis unfolds in Lagos, health authorities warn of the growing danger. With more than 400 reported cases, the urgency for swift intervention is paramount to prevent further loss of life. The source of the outbreak remains a pressing concern, and efforts to identify and contain it are underway. Amidst the chaos, the resilience and unity of communities in facing this health crisis are commendable, showing the strength of the Nigerian people in times of adversity.
In a grim revelation, Nigeria's health authorities announce a nationwide cholera outbreak affecting 30 states, including Lagos and Ogun. The scale of the crisis underscores the need for coordinated efforts and resources to combat the spread of the disease. As the toll rises and communities grapple with the impact, raising awareness and prioritizing public health measures are crucial in averting further tragedies.
The Ogun State Government has also confirmed the outbreak of the disease which has claimed one life, and five persons hospitalised. By Channels Television.
Alhaji Ganiyu, Agege LGA council chairman, says the community has suspended food vendors in schools, to prevent the outbreak of cholera in the area.
Egunjobi added that schools were visited and inspected to ensure the children were in good health and environmental condition.
The Lagos State Government recently confirmed the outbreak of cholera in the state. THE WHISTLER reports that cholera is an acute diarrhoeal infection.
The death toll from cholera outbreak in Lagos State has increased to 24. In a post on X platform on Friday, the government said 35 cases have been |
Health Nigerian Workers, June 2024 Photo: @StandardKenya. June 21, 2024 Hour: 3:59 pm. More than 400 cases of cholera have been reported in Lagos state ...
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The death toll from the cholera outbreak in Lagos state has risen to 24 with 35 confirmed cases even as 417 suspected cases have been confirmed in 20 Local ...
The Lagos state government says the death toll from the cholera outbreak in the state has risen to 24.
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