Zimbabwe government fears cholera might worsen as rainy season peaks
A water borne disease, rainy season in Zimbabwe
By Stephen Chadenga —— Bio and Archives--January 7, 2009
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The cholera epidemic, which has claimed more than 1600 lives in Zimbabwe, may worsen during the peak of the rainy season prompting government to launch an anti-cholera awareness programme. The rainy season which began in November usually peaks in January and ends late March.
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