Tragedy struck Ndibokote village, Ezza Inyimagu, in Ebonyi State as ten people lost their lives to a cholera outbreak, including a nursing mother with a 9-month-old baby. The Commissioner for Health, Dr. Moses Ekuma, confirmed the incident and revealed that efforts were being made by the Ebonyi State government to address the situation.
Three treatment centers have been set up in the affected area, and residents are urged to seek medical attention if they experience symptoms of the disease. The Commissioner emphasized the importance of early intervention to prevent further loss of life.
Emergency response measures have been implemented to contain the outbreak, with the support of organizations like the World Health Organisation and UNICEF. Governor Francis Nwifuru has approved funds for the procurement of medical supplies to aid in the treatment of affected individuals.
This tragic incident serves as a reminder of the importance of proactive healthcare measures and the need for swift action in the face of emergencies.
