Ghana Health Service Reports No Cholera Deaths in Three Weeks Despite Outbreak
The Ghana Health Service reports no cholera-related deaths in three weeks, attributing successes to vaccination efforts and sanitation improvements. The outbreak has claimed 49 lives to date, with efforts ongoing to control the situation, particularly in affected regions.
The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has reiterated its commitment to eliminating cholera outbreaks within the nation. Following a resurgence of cholera earlier this year that resulted in numerous fatalities, the GHS reported no new deaths related to the disease in the past three weeks. Prof. Samuel Kaba Akoriyea, the Director General of GHS, expressed optimism regarding the involvement of all stakeholders to effectively manage the outbreak.
In summary, the current cholera outbreak in Ghana has seen promising developments due to the GHS’s proactive measures, including extensive vaccination efforts and sanitation initiatives. With no recorded deaths over the past three weeks, health authorities remain vigilant, emphasizing the importance of hygiene among communities to prevent further spread.
Original Source: 3news.com
