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Six (6) people died while almost 7 000 diarrhoeal cases were recorded countrywide in one week last month.
According to the weekly disease surveillance report for the week ended January 22, 2023, released by the Ministry of Health and Childcare on Friday, 6 894 common diarrhoea cases were recorded. It said:
<blockquote>
A total of 6 894 common diarrhoea cases and four deaths were reported this week. The deaths were reported from Sally Mugabe Central Hospital (2), Mangwe District (1) and Gwanda District (1).
Of the reported cases, 3 076 were from under the age of five. The provinces with the highest number of cases are Mashonaland East province (1 223) and Manicaland province (1 138).
The cumulative figures are 20 299 cases and six deaths.
</blockquote>
Speaking to <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200007000/6-succumb-to-diarrhoea">NewsDay</a>, Zimbabwe Nurses Association (ZINA) president Enock Dongo blamed poor service delivery by local authorities for the diarrhoeal cases. Dongo said:
<blockquote>
It has always been the case that during the rainy season, people will be very vulnerable to diarrhoeal diseases.
We are not really surprised especially looking at the lack of supplies of clean water by the local authorities across the country.
People resort to drawing water from wells that are getting contaminated by what is being washed by the rains. People drink that water.
Mangoes also lure houseflies, they are contributing to diarrhoea.
</blockquote>

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Six People Succumb To Diarrhoea, 7 000 Cases Recorded

A diarrhoea outbreak has hit Harare, with more than 1 100 cases recorded between October 24 and November 20 2022.
In an interview with <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/diarrhoea-outbreak-hits-harare">The Sunday Mail</a>, Harare City Council director of health services Dr Prosper Chonzi said that most cases are being recorded in high-density suburbs. Said Chonzi:
<blockquote>
We are recording about 250 to 270 cases of diarrhoea per week.
From October 24 to November 20, we recorded 1 115 cases. Cases of typhoid are still low, as we are recording between five and six cases every week.
These cases are mainly in high-density suburbs, where there is inadequate running water, no refuse collection and sewage bursts.
Currently, we are testing any suspected case of diarrhoea at all our clinics and we are offering treatment free of charge.
We have activated our rapid response team; we are very alert and we have initiated contact tracing on suspected cases.
</blockquote>
Chonzi said the City of Harare is working hard to avoid a cholera outbreak as happened in 2008 when more than 2 000 people were killed by the disease mainly in Glen View and Budiriro. He said:
<blockquote>
In hospitals and clinics that are treating diarrhoea, we have stockpiled requisite medicines and sundries.
We have also secured drips (intravenous fluid) and mobilised a number of environmental officers and community health workers so that they start home visits to see if there are no reported cases.
We are trying, by all means, to manage this because we do not want history to repeat itself like what happened in 2008.
</blockquote>
Chonzi said currently, no patients have been admitted to the hospital for treatment.

Diarrhoea Outbreak Hits Harare, Over 1 000 Cases Recorded

The City of Bulawayo is grappling with an outbreak of diarrhoea in several suburbs, with more than 1 200 cases recorded to date.
Speaking in an interview with <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/cases-of-diarrhoea-surge-in-bulawayo/">NewZimbabwe.com</a>, council corporate communications manager, Nesisa Mpofu, said the first cases of diarrhoea were recorded in the Pumula suburb but the disease has since spread across the city. Said Mpofu:
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As of 06 September 2022, we have 1 213 cumulative cases reported. The first cases of diarrhoea were reported in July in ward 17 and have now spread to Nkulumane, Emakhandeni and Northern suburbs clinics.
</blockquote>
Affected suburbs include Pumula, Luveve, Nkulumane, Mzilikazi, and Tshabalala.
Mpofu said the council has come up with several interventions to combat the illness and stop it from spreading. She said:
<blockquote>
The City of Bulawayo is implementing a robust, context-specific emergency response mechanism that includes some of the following interventions; Active case finding, contact tracing, Health education, risk assessment, and waiver of BCC clinic charges on outbreak mode among others.
</blockquote>
Recently, the City of Bulawayo dismissed social media rumours that the city’s water was contaminated with sewage and not safe for consumption.
Meanwhile, Bulawayo is facing a water crisis with 72hours of water shedding or even longer.
On Friday, the council decommissioned Umzingwane Dam due to critically low water levels which have receded to just 6.6 per cent.

Diarrhoea Outbreak Hits Bulawayo

A government official has said that it is moving to contain the outbreak after several new cases in Pumula, Nkulumane, And Nketa within a single month.
The outbreak has, according to reports, been worsened by the erratic supply of water in the city in the past several weeks. The city is facing water shortages due to low dam levels and vandalism of the Epping forestry boreholes.
Commenting on outbreak containment measures, Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution, Honourable Judith Ncube said:
<blockquote>
“We are facing an outbreak of diarrhoea in Bulawayo and as a government, we are moving in to contain the spread of the disease.
We do not want a repeat of what happened in Luveve, therefore, we have alerted the Civil Protection Unit on what is on the ground. Relevant stakeholders are now on the ground trying to contain the spread.
Moving forward, there will be water tanks installed in the affected areas to ensure people have stable water supplies.
Bulawayo Dam levels are at seven percent and you know the government drilled boreholes in Nyamandlovu, but vandalism of electricity infrastructures is affecting the pumping of water into the city. A total of 12 transformers have been vandalized and copper cables were stolen,”
</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.zbcnews.co.zw/govt-moves-in-to-contain-spread-of-diarrhoea-in-bulawayo/">ZBC</a>

Bulawayo Diarrhoea Outbreak Cases In Pumula, Nkulumane, And Nketa

In an interview with The Herald yesterday, Gweru City Council health director Mr Sam Sekenhamo said the diarrhoea outbreak at Thornhill High School which saw more than 60 pupils and members of staff being hospitalised, could have been as a result of contaminated borehole water that the school was using.
Said Sekanhamo:
<blockquote>According to the results, the borehole water at the school fell into category D in terms of Eco line population, which means it’s highly contaminated. We have thus prohibited the use of borehole water for drinking purposes at the school. When the outbreak was reported, we dispatched our rapid response team, which comprises city health officials, health experts from the office of the Provincial Medical Director as well as those from Gweru District. They are still on the ground and what we have established is that the outbreak did not spread outside the school,</blockquote>
Sekanhamo dismissed reports that the outbreak was caused by Gweru City Council water noting that the outbreak did not spread outside of Thornhill High.
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/diarrhoea-outbreak-hits-thornhill-high-school/">Herald</a>

Diarrhoea outbreak hits Thornhill High School, borehole water declared unsafe for drinking

Over 100 pupils at Thornhill and Guinea Fowl high schools in Gweru have been affected by diarrhoea. 
Some of the children have since been hospitalised. Reports from the two schools indicate that some pupils failed to sit for their “O” level Geography paper 1 and Accounts Paper 1 examinations because of the diarrhoea. Speaking to The Herald, Midlands provincial education director Mrs Agnes Gudo confirmed the outbreak and said that they are investigating the matter. Said Gudo:
<blockquote>Yes, we got information to the effect that there were school children at Thornhill and Guinea Fowl high schools in Gweru who have been affected by diarrhoea. Inspectors are on the ground looking into the matter and we hope we will have information as to what is happening and what is causing it. If it were only boarders, we could be saying the problem is at the schools, but day scholars have also been affected. I don’t have the exact number of the affected children right now.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/diarrhoea-hits-100-pupils-in-gweru/">Herald</a>

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