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  1. Cholera is endemic in Somalia with recurrent outbreaks reported since 2017. Between 1 January to 10 July 2022, a cumulative number of 7796 cases of cholera including 37 associated deaths (case fatality ratio 0.5%) have been reported from 25 drought-affected districts. The current cholera outbreak is taking place in the context of other ongoing outbreaks, high rates of malnutrition, and the ...
    • Somalia crisis

      Conflict and insecurity in Somalia have hampered development in recent years. Famine in Somalia has put millions of people at risk of severe malnutrition and outbreaks of diseases such as cholera and measles. The geography and topography of Somalia makes it vulnerable to natural disasters, including droughts, famine, floods, and cyclones. These conditions have weakened, overburdened and, in ...

    • Measles

      Measles is endemic in Somalia and the annual number of cases has varied substantially in recent years. The largest measles outbreak in recent years was recorded in 2017 when 23 039 suspected cases were reported in 118 districts across all six federal states and the Banaadir Regional Administration of Somalia. In the ongoing epidemic in drought affected districts, a total of 2596 suspected ...

  2. The upcoming Gu rains are expected to trigger outbreaks in areas where the disease has not been observed in years. Ahead of the rains, partners and the Somalia health authorities have stepped up response and preparedness activities, guided by a six-months plan of action that requires US$5.9 million to implement.
  3. borgenproject.org

    Aug 9, 2024With a renewed commitment to combat the TB epidemic, Somalia will continue to control TB and save the lives of its people. Conclusion Cholera, Measles and Tuberculosis are three of many diseases in Somalia, affecting thousands of people's lives. With the increase in outbreak cases, there is also an active effort to mitigate the impact of ...
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  5. Jan 22, 2024Download attachment (PDF | 264.82 KB) This Flash Update is prepared by OCHA, in coordination with the Health and WASH Clusters in Somalia and covers the situation as of 22 January 2024. The next update will be issued as soon as additional information is available. HIGHLIGHTS At least nine people died of Acute Watery Diarrheoa (AWD)/cholera and 474 cases were reported during the second week of ...
  6. Conflict and insecurity in Somalia have hampered development in recent years. Famine in Somalia has put millions of people at risk of severe malnutrition and outbreaks of diseases such as cholera and measles. The geography and topography of Somalia makes it vulnerable to natural disasters, including droughts, famine, floods, and cyclones. These conditions have weakened, overburdened and, in ...
  7. Measles is endemic in Somalia and the annual number of cases has varied substantially in recent years. The largest measles outbreak in recent years was recorded in 2017 when 23 039 suspected cases were reported in 118 districts across all six federal states and the Banaadir Regional Administration of Somalia. In the ongoing epidemic in drought affected districts, a total of 2596 suspected ...
  8. applications.emro.who.int

    Abstract Background: Somalia reported repeated cholera outbreaks between 2017 and 2019. These outbreaks were attributed to multiple risk factors which made response challenging. Aims: To describe lessons from the preparedness and response to the cholera outbreaks in Somalia between 2017 and 2019.
  9. May 27, 2024It will not only save lives, but also mitigate the further spread of cholera to surrounding communities in Somalia. Nearly halfway through 2024, the Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan for Somalia, which requires US$1.6 billion to respond to the needs of 5.2 million people, is only 20 per cent funded.
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