Central Africa Cholera Decline

The government in Central Africa reported that the cholera epidemic has come under control, after recording more than 700 cases and approximately 40 deaths since the outbreak began last June. The population remains alert, with continued health measures such as free vaccination campaigns launched by the ministry to limit the spread of the disease. The Minister of Health explained that the most affected areas include Bangui, Bimbo, and Mbaiki, with 720 cases and 46 deaths so far. Children under the age of ten are among the most vulnerable groups, accounting for 44% of the recorded cases.

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