File:Suspected Source of Cholera- Waste Water - Nigeria (16436898133).jpg
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| Description | Children in Mpape community play in a waste water drainage area. This drainage was the suspected source of contamination of the well water that led to the cholera outbreak investigated by Nigeria FELTP residents in April 2014. Two samples collected from home wells around this drainage tested positive for Vibrio Cholerae. Submitted by Amibola Aman-Oloniyo - Nigeria. |
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| Source | Suspected Source of Cholera: Waste Water | Nigeria |
| Author | CDC Global |
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