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Online Reporter
NINTEEN people have died from the 3 299 cholera cases that have been recorded to date, the Ministry of Health and Child Care has said.
This represents a case fatality rate of 0,69 percent.
As at July 4, 2023, Zimbabwe had recorded 3 299 cases, with 3 196 recoveries and 19 deaths.
The highest number of cholera cases has been reported in Manicaland province with 1 343 cases, followed by Harare province with 1 301 cases.
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