/”We have not seen any cases, human cases, of cholera since the start of the invasion of Ukraine/” says Dr. Teresa Zakaria, WHO technical officer for emergencies response, adding that /”environmental samples do show that the pathogen exists… so at any given moment, indeed, we could start finding cases/”./r
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Speaking during a WHO press briefing, Zakaria explains that, in the aftermath of the Kakhovka dam collapse, /”epidemiological surveillance for waterborne diseases is heightened and supplies are being mobilised/” and that the organisation has /”been working very closely with the Ministry of Health of Ukraine to make sure that mechanisms are in place./” (Video Courtesy of AFP)/r
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