The highest 32 thousand 57 cases of diarrhea were reported in Central district and the lowest 3 thousand 952 diarrhea cases were reported in Korangi district (Photo: Internet).
Karachi: The Sindh Health Department has released the data on the number of people affected by diarrhea and cholera in Karachi, according to the data in the city during the last six months of this year. More than 83 thousand cases of diarrhea and 53 thousand cases of cholera have been reported.
According to Express, epidemic diseases have spread in Karachi and its rural areas due to contaminated water. According to the Sindh Health Department, a total of 83 thousand 248 people, including children and women, have been affected in 7 districts of the city. The cases came to the fore in Central district while the least 3,952 diarrhea cases were reported in Korangi district.
According to the report, 14 thousand 432 people were affected in Malir district, 12 thousand 486 diarrhea cases were reported in West district, 6 thousand 834 diarrhea cases were reported in South district, 4 thousand 535 people affected by diarrhea were reported in Kemari district. 8 thousand 952 people affected by diarrhea came to the fore in Eastern District.
Medical experts are instructing the residents of the affected areas to use RO plant and boiled water, on the other hand, the Sindh Health Department has also distributed ORS packets and chlorine aqua tablets to the people of the affected areas. are going
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