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Health Ministry releases new epidemiological bulletin globally
The Syrian Ministry of Health has reissued the epidemiological bulletin after a 15-year hiatus, aiming to strengthen the disease surveillance system and provide unified data covering all provinces. The bulletin, which relies on data from week 33 of 2026, includes classifications of the covered diseases and emphasizes the importance of early notification. It highlights statistics on the prevalence of diseases such as influenza, measles, diarrhea, and cholera, with a high completion rate of 97% within the early warning system. The results also confirm that no new cases of polio have been recorded. Additionally, the bulletin presents the age and geographic distribution of cases and discusses efforts to monitor respiratory diseases, especially rotavirus and respiratory syncytial virus. The report underscores the importance of the bulletin in improving the performance of the healthcare sector and aligning resources to tackle health outbreaks, serving as a key indicator of the effectiveness of Syria's epidemic surveillance system.
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