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New cholera outbreak reported in Zimbabwe

A fresh cholera outbreak has been reported in Zimbabwe. Although only ten cases have been confirmed, NGOs are on high alert. Between August 2008 and June 2009 a cholera epidemic, which started small, killed over 4000 people and infected almost 100.000.
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