Kuwait detects cholera in citizen arriving from neighboring country ...Saudi Arabia

Sat, 2022-11-26 04:09 LONDON: Kuwait detected cholera in a citizen arriving from a neighboring country where there is an outbreak, the health ministry said in a statement on Friday. According to the World Health Organization, Lebanon is in the latest phase of a outbreak that began in Afghanistan in June before spreading to Pakistan, Iran, Iraq and Syria.Main category: Middle-East

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