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Sri Lanka reports over 10,000 leptospirosis cases this year, with rain and farming activities raising risks.
Over 10,000 cases of leptospirosis, or "rat fever," have been reported in Sri Lanka this year, with numbers expected to rise due to rainy weather and farming activities.
High-risk groups include paddy farmers, miners, and flood victims.
Last year, Sri Lanka saw over 9,000 cases and nearly 200 deaths.
The Ministry of Health is providing free antibiotics to combat the disease.
In Jaffna, five deaths from an unidentified fever have been reported, with samples sent for testing to confirm if it is leptospirosis.
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Sri Lanka informa de más de 10.000 casos de leptospirosis este año, con lluvias y actividades agrícolas que aumentan los riesgos.