NAMIBIA INAUGURATES FIRST STATE-OWNED AIR AMBULANCE

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Namibia has officially inaugurated its first-ever state-owned air ambulance service, aimed at improving access to emergency medical care and reducing the time critically ill patients spend travelling to referral hospitals.

CHOLERA CLAIMS 36 LIVES IN ZAMBIA

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Thirty six people have died so far from the Cholera in Zambia. 

The cumulative number of cases has now reached 1,756 since the pandemic was declared on 28th July this year.

So far 36 fatalities have been recorded.

The capital Lusaka remains the epicenter of the disease with 1,032 cases. 

ZAMBIA RAMPS UP EBOLA READINESS

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As Ebola outbreaks continue to pose a threat in the DRC.

Zambia is taking no chances as the Emergency Medical Team is ramping up its operational readiness. 

 The threat of emerging infectious diseases is a constant reality for the region. 

PROTECTED SPRINGS BRING SAFER WATER TO OKOROSAVE

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Water drawn from natural springs has sustained families and livestock at Okorosave for generations, but contamination has often threatened this vital lifeline. 

That is now changing, following the official commissioning and handover of developed and protected springs at Okorosave in the Kunene Region.

ORWETOVENI RESIDENTS RAISE ALARM OVER CLINIC WASTE

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Residents of Orwetoveni in Otjiwarongo have raised concern over medical waste and contaminated laundry being dumped outside the Orwetoveni Clinic.

Residents say the situation poses a health hazard, particularly for children who play in the surrounding area.