By Rédaction Africa Links 24 with wenceslaus
Published on 2024-01-17 22:02:49
water and sanitation services and provided crucial health education to prevent the spread of cholera.
The oral cholera vaccination campaign is part of the continued efforts to combat the cholera outbreak in Zimbabwe, which has affected thousands of people in recent years. The vaccination campaign aims to protect communities at high risk of contracting cholera and prevent further outbreaks of the disease.
The partnership between UNICEF and the Zimbabwe Government is a crucial step in addressing the cholera outbreak and ensuring the health and safety of the population. UNICEF is working closely with the Ministry of Health and Child Care, the World Health Organization (WHO), and other partners to support the vaccination campaign and provide other essential services to communities in need.
UNICEF and its partners are also focusing on providing clean water, adequate sanitation, and health education to help prevent the spread of cholera. These efforts are essential in addressing the root causes of the disease and reducing the risk of future outbreaks.
The oral cholera vaccination campaign is a testament to the commitment of UNICEF and its partners to protecting the health and well-being of children and families in Zimbabwe. By targeting high-risk districts and reaching 2.2 million people with the vaccination, UNICEF is taking a proactive approach to preventing the spread of cholera and protecting vulnerable communities.
Overall, the partnership between UNICEF and the Zimbabwe Government, along with other key stakeholders, is essential in combating the cholera outbreak and ensuring the health and safety of the population. Through vaccination, access to clean water and sanitation, and health education, UNICEF is working to prevent the spread of cholera and protect the lives of people in Zimbabwe.
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