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Sissala East MP raises alarm over seven reported deaths from suspected Yellow Fever outbreak

Member of Parliament for Sissala East, Mohammed Issah Bataglia, has expressed concern over reported deaths linked to a Yellow Fever outbreak in parts of the municipality. The MP said the situation is worrying, following reports from community leaders that seven residents have died, with children and young people reportedly among those affected. Speaking in an […]

Sissala East MP raises alarm over seven reported deaths from suspected Yellow Fever outbreak

Member of Parliament for Sissala East, Mohammed Issah Bataglia, has expressed alarm over the reported deaths linked to a suspected Yellow Fever outbreak in parts of his municipality. According to community leaders, seven residents have succumbed to the illness, with children and young people among those affected. Speaking on Joy FM Midday News, Mr. Bataglia stated he immediately informed the Sissala East Municipal Health Directorate following a report from the chief of one of the affected communities.

He said, "It’s quite worrying because I got a report from the chief of this place, informing me of the fact that they have lost most of their people." Mr. Bataglia sought clarification from the Municipal Health Director to ascertain if the issue had been brought to the attention of health authorities and the potential cause of the deaths.

He also inquired about the necessity for additional public education to aid residents in understanding and addressing the situation. These reports have surfaced amid at least seven deaths in the municipality, with residents calling for urgent action from health authorities.

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