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Cholera
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Press release
08 March 2023
WHO and UNICEF launch cholera vaccination campaign in northwest Syria amidst earthquake response
Article
25 October 2022
Bolstering efforts to fight cholera in Deir-ez-Zor
Providing access to clean water and sharing critical information on the causes, symptoms, and prevention of cholera
News note
20 October 2022
Lifesaving supplies arrive in Syria to halt the spread of cholera
Situation report
10 October 2022
UNICEF Whole of Syria Situation Report (Cholera), 10 November 2022
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(PDF, 289 KB)
Statement
11 October 2019
Vaccination campaign against cholera kicks off in Sudan
Attributable to the Federal Ministry of Health in Sudan, WHO and UNICEF
News note
07 October 2019
As cholera continues to spread, UNICEF charters 1.6 million doses of vaccines to Sudan
Press release
21 August 2019
Second round of oral cholera vaccine reaches nearly 400,000 people in Aden, Taiz and Al Dhale’e in Yemen
Statement
17 April 2018
Military action on and around water infrastructure jeopardizes efforts to prevent another outbreak of cholera in Yemen
Statement attributable to Geert Cappelaere, UNICEF Regional Director in the Middle East and North Africa
Press release
24 July 2017
UNICEF thanks the State of Kuwait for its support to Yemen’s children
Press release
13 June 2017
Children account for half of all suspected cholera cases in Yemen
Statement attributable to Meritxell Relaño, UNICEF Representative in Yemen
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