Derry Buscarin
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283 appearances
44 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2025
last heard 9 Sep
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Local media reported that health officials suspect the outbreak is tied to contaminated water or food and asked street vendors in the city of Yangon to close over the weekend.
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Two years ago, more than two thousand people were hospitalized in a diarrhea outbreak during the monsoons.
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Fifteen people died.
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Dairy Booskarin and Pierre News, Washington.
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He died of gunshot wounds of chest and abdomen.
Acute diarrhea, often caused by cholera, is a recurring issue during Myanmar's rainy monsoon season.
The country's social affairs minister said that 500 people were hospitalized with diarrhea in Yangon last week.
Almost 150 tested positive for cholera.
Local media reported that health officials suspect the outbreak is tied to contaminated water or food and asked street vendors in the city of Yangon to close over the weekend.
Two years ago, more than 2,000 people were hospitalized in a diarrhea outbreak during the monsoons.
Fifteen people died.
Derry Buscarin and Peer News, Washington.
Officials with the Africa CDC announced the death of a man in the province of Boswele on the border of the Central African Republic.
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He had traveled there from a province with previously reported Ebola cases.
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The Africa CDC is pressing for an older vaccine to be tested for use to control this outbreak, even though it was developed for a different strain of Ebola.
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Director General Dr. Jean Kaseya says health workers are operating in a gray area, trying to get vaccines to people to stop the spread.
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Casillas said this outbreak is already several times larger than the 2014 Ebola outbreak was at this point.
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It killed 11,000 people in West Africa over the course of two years.
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Derry Buscarin, NPR News, Washington.
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Officials with the Africa CDC announced the death of a man in the province of Baswele on the border of the Central African Republic.
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