Примеры использования Cholera cases на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Cholera cases have also risen in the Diffa region, in southern Niger.
During the reporting period, the number of registered cholera cases increased.
Despite a resurgence of cholera cases, mortality rates have been declining steadily in all regions.
While this can prevent many deaths,it fails to prevent cholera cases.
As at 7 September, 6,065 cholera cases, including 139 related deaths, had been reported.
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The coverage gap was particularlyserious in the north, where most new cholera cases were being recorded.
We are also concerned by the resurgence of cholera cases, although the mortality rate seems to be slowly diminishing.
In Haiti, a lack of funding dramatically decreased the capacity of the humanitarian community to treat cholera cases.
In WHO's Americas Region, the number of cholera cases has decreased since 1992 and the CFR has been kept to under 1 per cent.
The chlorination of open wells,benefiting 400,000 people, has contributed to the reduction of cholera cases and the prevention of fatalities.
Very few imported cholera cases were reported and the number of typhoid cases was also low.
According to the Ministry of Health, as at 14 October, 435 cholera cases, including 28 deaths, had been registered.
Also in the European region, cholera cases are frequently being reported from all countries; importation by returning tourists is the main cause.
However, it is well known that some countries in the region do not report cholera cases for fear of sanctions from other countries.
In Asia, 13 countries reported cholera cases to WHO in 1996, with particularly high CFRs in some of the countries affected.
The Ministry of Health andthe World Health Organization(WHO) confirmed a total of 925 cholera cases and 11 deaths as at 21 December 2008.
During August, a number of cholera cases were reported and the disease remains endemic in Iraq, with outbreaks common in the summer months.
Consequently, support for the transfer of responsibilities to the Ministry of Public Health and Population, as foreseen in the national strategy, has decreased,as has the capacity to treat cholera cases effectively.
There was an increase in reported cholera cases in 2002 as compared to 2001, attributed to improved surveillance and different rain patterns.
During the biennium, the Regional Office responded to seven major environmental crises, including: the eruption of a volcano in Iceland, a severe heat-wave and wildfires in the Russian Federation, a chemical accident in Hungary(October 2010),flooding in Balkan countries in 2010, and cholera cases in Ukraine and other emergencies discussed in this report in 2011.
As at 3 November, a total of 6,297 cholera cases, including 160 deaths(a case fatality rate of 2.26 per cent), had been reported.
As at 15 July,4,278 cholera cases, including 98 related deaths, had been reported throughout South Sudan, with most in Juba.
In 1996, Africa accounted for most reported cholera cases, and there was a 53 per cent increase in the incidence of the disease over the previous year.
About 57,000 cholera cases were reported in 10 West African countries, namely, Benin, Cameroon, Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, the Niger, Nigeria and Togo.
The region saw a positive downward trend in cholera cases, however, with 50 per cent fewer cases recorded in 2013 than at the same time in 2012.
A total of 10,496 cholera cases were identified in the country during the first half of 1995, and 197 deaths were reported, representing a case fatality rate of 1.88 per cent.
As of the morning on June 9 at Mariupol, 15 cases of cholera cases and 6 cases vibriononositelstva in clinically healthy individuals, in the village of Kalinina Volnovakha District- 1 case of cholera. .
Despite a resurgence of cholera cases, mortality rates have declined steadily in all departments, from a cumulative mortality rate of 5.62 per cent at the start of the epidemic to 1.4 per cent as of August 2011.
Just under 20,000 cholera cases were reported in 1993, down from more than 30,000 in 1992, but this has been offset by an outbreak of dysentery in all provinces in 1993; 47,000 cases were reported.
In 1994, the fact that over 2,500 indigenous cholera cases were reported from six countries in Europe, a 30-fold increase over the previous year, was attributable to the profound economic and social changes that had affected public-health and sanitation systems, especially in Eastern Europe.