ORIA CHOLERA ATIWAPUGO NA ANAMBRA STATE
Mmadu iri na otu abanyela ulo ogwu na Inoma na Anambra West Local Government area mgbe oria a na akpo cholera tiwapuru, Ndi Ministry gbasara Health na Anambra e bidogo izagachi na ngwa ngwa ndi koro ikpe ha.
Commissioner gbasara ahu ike na obodo Anambra bu Dr Joseph Akabuike na ofu statement ya si na;
“The team was dispatched by the Commissioner for Health and its led by the State Disease Surveillance Officer Adaora Ejikeme, accompanied by the State UNICEF Consultant, Didien Gbofemi. The team was tasked to stem the spread as well as recommend measures at containing any replication. Eleven patients, five boys and six girls within the age bracket of one to 10years old, had since been admitted into a health facility in the area. The patients, our correspondent gathered, showed symptoms of excessive stooling, vomiting, acute dehydration and malnutrition”.
GU KWO: EUCHARIA ANUNOBI DERE NWA YA NWURU TRIBUTE
Okwu kwa ga nihu si;
”as part of the intervention to control the outbreak, the team supplied antimicrobial medicines such as Doxycycline tablets, flagyl infusions, flagly tablets, ciprofloxacin tabs, ciprotabinfussions, ceptraxone injections among others. They also gave out sets of water guard, needles and syringes and bags of water to the Inoma Health facility. The team later paid a courtesy visit to the traditional ruler of Inoma Community, Igwe Emmanuel Oluta to sensitise him and his cabinet and other members of the community on the prevention and control measures for cholera. A preliminary report released by the Rapid Response Team, showed that the main source of drinking water for the community was a contaminated stream”.