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Africa needs to vaccinate 33 million children to put progress back on track - Vimarsana News

Africa needs to vaccinate 33 million children to put progress back on track

Download logoAn estimated 33 million children will need to be vaccinated in Africa between 2023 and 2025 to put the continent back on track to achieve the

Africa needs to vaccinate 33 million children to put progress back on track - Vimarsana News

Africa needs to vaccinate 33 million children to put progress back on track

Decreased vaccination levels have led to a surge in outbreaks of vaccine preventable diseases such as measles, meningitis, diphtheria, polio and yellow fever BRAZZAVILLE, Congo (Republic of the), April 20, 2023/ -- An estimated 33 million children will need to be vaccinated in Africa between 2023 and 2025 to put the continent back on track |

Cyclone Freddy Brings Mudslides and Floods, Leaving Nearly 200 Dead in Malawi - Vimarsana News

Cyclone Freddy Brings Mudslides and Floods, Leaving Nearly 200 Dead in Malawi

The record-breaking storm barreled across southeastern Africa into landlocked Malawi, where rescue workers searched for survivors as rain kept falling.

African Countries Need More Assistance in Fighting Cholera, WHO Says - Vimarsana News

African Countries Need More Assistance in Fighting Cholera, WHO Says

A World Health Organization official, monitoring emergencies in Africa, Dr. Patrick Otim, is urging help to countries facing cholera outbursts.

WHO urges assistance to African nations facing cholera - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper - Vimarsana News

WHO urges assistance to African nations facing cholera - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper

A World Health Organization official in Africa is urging more support to countries facing cholera outbreaks, saying the disease has the potential to “quickly explode” as rainfall persists in some areas. Dr. Patrick Otim, a WHO official monitoring emergencies, said cholera outbreaks were potentially dangerous because of the short incubation period and the involvement of…