Disaster at the intersection of cholera and climate change in Zim - The Zimbabwe Independent
The mother of four said she relied on water from her neighbour’s borehole and tests later revealed it was contaminated with sewage.
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The mother of four said she relied on water from her neighbour’s borehole and tests later revealed it was contaminated with sewage.
The mother of four said she relied on water from her neighbour’s borehole and tests later revealed it was contaminated with sewage.
Cholera outbreaks used to occur in five-year cycles, but recent decades have seen annual surges. This year, Zimbabwe recorded more than 7,000 cases and declared a state of emergency.
The garbage dumpsite is teeming with disease-spreading vectors such as flies and rats, while harbouring pathogens that promote the spread of such diseases as cholera
The garbage dumpsite is teeming with disease-spreading vectors such as flies and rats, while harbouring pathogens that promote the spread of such diseases as cholera