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[Title] => Cholera outbreak in Agusan under control
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The Department of Health has declared the cholera outbreak in four tribal communities in Agusan del Sur under control.
The outbreak of the disease left 10 people dead and 117 others ill. The victims mostly belong to the Banwaon tribe in sitios Kamalangan, Tamiang, Guinsawan and Malitado, all in Barangay Binicalan in San Luis town.
Dr. Gerna Manatad, DOH regional epedimiologist for Caraga, said that the teams of experts sent to the areas last week have reported that contaminated drinking water was the primary cause of the cholera outbreak.
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BAYUGAN, Agusan del Sur — More than 200 persons in Barangay Libertad, Bunawan, Agusan del Sur got ill after an outbreak of typhoid fever hit the mining village three days ago, prompting health officials to dispatch a team in the area yesterday.
Health officials headed by Bunawan Municipal Health Officer Dr. Ruth Emproso said that the source of drinking water in the village may be contamination due to poor sanitation.
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[Title] => Another Tondo resident succumbs to gastro
[Summary] => A 58-year-old man died of severe dehydration yesterday, bringing to six the death toll in the acute gastroenteritis outbreak at the Foreshore area in Tondo, Manila since Oct. 23.
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The outbreak of the disease left 10 people dead and 117 others ill. The victims mostly belong to the Banwaon tribe in sitios Kamalangan, Tamiang, Guinsawan and Malitado, all in Barangay Binicalan in San Luis town.
Dr. Gerna Manatad, DOH regional epedimiologist for Caraga, said that the teams of experts sent to the areas last week have reported that contaminated drinking water was the primary cause of the cholera outbreak.
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BAYUGAN, Agusan del Sur — More than 200 persons in Barangay Libertad, Bunawan, Agusan del Sur got ill after an outbreak of typhoid fever hit the mining village three days ago, prompting health officials to dispatch a team in the area yesterday.
Health officials headed by Bunawan Municipal Health Officer Dr. Ruth Emproso said that the source of drinking water in the village may be contamination due to poor sanitation.
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November 14, 2006 - 12:00am
