Cholera outbreak in French overseas department of Mayotte: Cases double in 48 hours
30 April 2024 |
7:15 am
In the French overseas department of Mayotte, authorities have opened a second cholera unit. The number of confirmed cholera cases now stands at 26 since mid-March.
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