A Public Health Practitioner, Abraham Norman Nortey, has revealed that water-borne diseases are increasing in the communities that have been affected by the flood that was caused by the spillage of the Akosombo Dam. He stated that although the people … Read more →
The Greater Accra Region, the hotbed of cholera outbreaks in Ghana, has not recorded any case of the disease since the outset of the rains, the Regional Health Directorate has revealed. The Regional Director of Health, Dr Charity Sarpong, said … Read more →
The European Union has announced a €600,000 financial support to Ghana to fight cholera outbreaks in the wake of the June 3 flood which wreaked havoc in Accra.About 152 lives were lost two weeks ago in a fire and flood … Read more →
A level 200 student of the University of Cape Coast in the Central region is reported dead of food poisoning. The university has also recorded 177 cases of diarrhea and vomiting, all traced to the consumption of two suspected local … Read more →
The Progressive People’s Party (PPP) is blaming President John Mahama for the death of the over 80 people who have died of cholera. The PPP is convinced that the failure of the President and his government to properly address the … Read more →
About 153 cases of cholera have been recorded in Cape Coast in the past two weeks. Four of the patients have died, with three deaths occurring at the Metropolitan Hospital at Bakaano while the other occurred at the Cape Coast … Read more →
There is no sign of the cholera outbreak going away soon in the Greater Accra Region, as cases of the disease reported at health facilities increase each day. It is estimated that more than 6,000 cholera cases have been reported … Read more →
Fifteen cholera patients are reported dead, out of about 200 new cases in the Accra Metropolis Tuesday. Between June and today, the Greater Accra region has recorded a total of 878 cholera cases with the metropolis alone recording 604 of … Read more →
An outbreak of cholera has left two persons dead and 350 more visiting hospitals in Accra to report suffering the disease caused by poor hygiene. The figures, according to Deputy Director of Health for the Greater Accra Region Dr. John … Read more →