Malawi: Serikali yaomba msaada wa Tsh. Bilioni 105 kukabili Kipindupindu, Vifo vyafikia 1,476

[BARD AI]

Taarifa mpya ya Wizara ya Afya imeonesha Maambukizi yamefikia Watu 46,219 kutoka Wilaya zote 29 za Nchi hiyo huku Watu wenye mahitaji maalumu yakiwemo ya Maji Safi wakifikia Milioni 4.

Umoja wa Mataifa (UN) na Washirika wake wameomba jumuiya za kimataifa kuisaidia Serikali kiasi hicho cha fedha ambacho kitatumika kutoa misaada ya haraka kwa wahitaji hao katika kipindi cha Miezi 5.

Kipindupindu kimesambaa pia katika Nchi jirani ya Msumbiji ambayo imeripoti Vifo 16 huku maambukizi yakifikia 1,400. Shirika la Afya Duniani (WHO) limesema Nchi za Zambia, Burundi, Cameroon, DRC, Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria na Somalia zimekumbwa na Ugonjwa huo.

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The UN and Malawian humanitarian partners on Monday said they are appealing for $45.3 million to assist 4 million people devastated by the country’s deadliest cholera outbreak in recent history.

As of Monday, Malawi had recorded 1,476 deaths and 46,219 cases of cholera since the outbreak in March, which has affected all the 29 districts of the country.

According to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), this funding will support the Malawi government-led response over the next five months.

“The flash appeal aims to help the people most at risk and hardest hit by the outbreak through health, water and sanitation, nutrition, education and protection services,” OCHA said.
Deadliest cholera outbreak

The deadliest cholera outbreak in Malawi's history has also spread to the neighbouring countries of Mozambique and Zambia.

Last week, Mozambique government said that the death toll from cholera had risen to 16, with almost 1,400 cases recorded.

Most of the cases have been reported in Niassa northern province of Mozambique and the authorities suspect that cases are being imported from Malawi.

The World Health Organisation has also reported cases of cholera in Burundi, Cameroon, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria and Somalia.

THE EASTAFRICAN

 

[Mateso chakubanga]

Sisi tungewapa huo msaada maana utakua na faida sana kwetu hasa faida itatoka pale Mzuzu mashariki

 

[dudus]

... vipi tena Mh. Chakwera tulikuamini sana ungeivusha Malawi; hata kipindupindu? Dah, unatuangusha Mh.

 

[Mavindozii]

Kipindupindu ni kula mavi ya mtuu

 

[Numbisa]

duh

 

[Lwiva]

Taarifa mpya ya Wizara ya Afya imeonesha Maambukizi yamefikia Watu 46,219 kutoka Wilaya zote 29 za Nchi hiyo huku Watu wenye mahitaji maalumu yakiwemo ya Maji Safi wakifikia Milioni 4.

Umoja wa Mataifa (UN) na Washirika wake wameomba jumuiya za kimataifa kuisaidia Serikali kiasi hicho cha fedha ambacho kitatumika kutoa misaada ya haraka kwa wahitaji hao katika kipindi cha Miezi 5.

Kipindupindu kimesambaa pia katika Nchi jirani ya Msumbiji ambayo imeripoti Vifo 16 huku maambukizi yakifikia 1,400. Shirika la Afya Duniani (WHO) limesema Nchi za Zambia, Burundi, Cameroon, DRC, Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria na Somalia zimekumbwa na Ugonjwa huo.

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The UN and Malawian humanitarian partners on Monday said they are appealing for $45.3 million to assist 4 million people devastated by the country’s deadliest cholera outbreak in recent history.

As of Monday, Malawi had recorded 1,476 deaths and 46,219 cases of cholera since the outbreak in March, which has affected all the 29 districts of the country.

According to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), this funding will support the Malawi government-led response over the next five months.

“The flash appeal aims to help the people most at risk and hardest hit by the outbreak through health, water and sanitation, nutrition, education and protection services,” OCHA said.
Deadliest cholera outbreak

The deadliest cholera outbreak in Malawi's history has also spread to the neighbouring countries of Mozambique and Zambia.

Last week, Mozambique government said that the death toll from cholera had risen to 16, with almost 1,400 cases recorded.

Most of the cases have been reported in Niassa northern province of Mozambique and the authorities suspect that cases are being imported from Malawi.

The World Health Organisation has also reported cases of cholera in Burundi, Cameroon, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria and Somalia.

THE EASTAFRICAN

Nakumbuka ccm ya kikwete na makamba mkuu wa mkoa watu waliuliwa sana na viongozi uchwara

 

[n-propanol]

Yule nabii kijana bushiri, bila shaka atakuwa anaelekea eneo la tukio.