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    Cholera outbreak claims seven lives, 71 others hospitalized in Adamawa

    By September 17, 2024 News No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Cholera outbreak in the Yola North Local Government Area of Adamawa State has claimed the lives of about seven people, while 71 others have been hospitalised.

    A statement by the National Emergency Management Agency and shared on its X.com page on Tuesday explained that the cholera outbreak was caused by a recent flood that contaminated the communities’ drinking water sources.

    According to the statement, about 100 people were also under monitoring and observation.

    The statement explained, “The National Emergency Management Agency has responded to a suspected cholera outbreak in Yola North LGA of Adamawa State, affecting the communities of Alkalawa, Doubeli, Rumde, and Gwadabawa.”




    It added that as of September 16, 2024, 71 patients have been hospitalized, with over 100 under observation, and seven confirmed deaths.

    The statement further explained that the outbreak is attributed to a recent flood disaster that contaminated the primary drinking water source, stressing that due to the overflow at the isolation center, some patients are being transferred to the Federal Medical Centre.

    NEMA stated that it had collaborated with the state government to implement emergency measures aimed at mitigating the impact of the disease.

    NEMA, along with the Adamawa State government, the statement said, has initiated emergency measures, including chlorinating toilets and providing water treatment to reduce the spread of infection.

    It explained that NEMA has also conducted community education to raise awareness about the disease, pointing out that it is closely monitoring the situation and coordinating with stakeholders for timely intervention.

    Cholera outbreak claims seven lives, 71 others hospitalized in Adamawa

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