Angola Cholera Outbreak Death Toll Rises to 201 Cases
Angola’s cholera outbreak death toll has increased to 201, with total infections reaching 5,574 since January 2025. The outbreak began in Luanda, affecting 13 provinces. Continued monitoring and health initiatives are critically needed to combat this crisis.
The cholera outbreak in Angola has reached alarming levels, with the death toll now at 201, as confirmed by the country’s Ministry of Health. The officials reported a total of 5,574 confirmed infections since the beginning of January, with cases spread across 13 provinces. Originating in the capital, Luanda, the city has recorded the highest incidence of the disease. In late February, prior to the latest figures, authorities had reported 163 fatalities among 4,582 infections.
The cholera outbreak in Angola presents a significant public health concern, underscored by the rising death toll and total infection rates. With 201 deaths reported, urgent measures are needed to contain the spread of this disease across the nation. The situation highlights the importance of preventive healthcare and swift governmental action in addressing outbreaks promptly.
Original Source: www.wam.ae
