Oromia Health beureu

According to the UN OCHA's recent report, as of 20 June 2023, 11,407 cholera cases - of whom 22% are children under five - were reported across 79 woredas of 4 regions of the country; Oromia (40), Somali (6), SNNP (26) and Sidama (7) regions with 156 associated deaths. The Cumulative Case Fatality Rate - CFR - of 1.37%, higher than the globally agreed CFR threshold of 1%. Since 7 of May, the number of confirmed cases has increased by 85% from 6,157 to 11,407 cases as of 2 Jun. Some 241 cases have been reported at sites for internally displaced persons (IDPs). Most of challenges are less access to safe drinking water, relying on river water, lack of access and low latrine utilization, and others. The upcoming rainy season (Ganna) is likely to trigger new flash rains and floods incidents. Another key gap is cholera preparedness in Cholera-prone woredas to prevent, such as training for healthcare workers. Hence, OPA cordially invite all healthcare professionals to take the latest E-Course titled "Cholera Surveillance and Outbreak Response" https://oromiaphysicians.org/cpd/course/view.php?id=36 at their own pace.

waamichaa Ogeessotaa fayyaa Waajjira Fayyaa Godina Arsiitii dorgoomtanii bu'aanii firiin qormaataa keessaanii Isaa armaan olii jidduu jiru akka carraa kasuun gara iddoo isiin gahee deemtan isin beeksisna.

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