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Cholera is a water-borne
disease that is transmitted through contaminated water and food. It
is very common in developing countries and especially in Africa, which has
over 70% of all recorded cases of the disease.19 Symptoms include acute
diarrhoea and vomiting. People ill with cholera can become very sick and
when left untreated, death can occur within hours. Children are particularly
vulnerable.
In this landscape there are three elements that can cause the
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