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Cholera surges in Haiti and Africa due to poor infrastructure and conflict, with thousands infected and deaths rising despite preventable causes.
Cholera outbreaks are worsening in Africa and Haiti due to conflict, poverty, and failing infrastructure, despite proven prevention methods.
In Haiti, over 2,800 suspected cases and 48 deaths were reported by October 30, 2025, with children under 9 disproportionately affected.
The crisis is fueled by contaminated water, broken sewage systems, and restricted humanitarian access.
Meanwhile, Zambia is advancing plans to build Africa’s first cholera vaccine factory with Chinese support, though safety testing is pending.
Global vaccine supply remains insufficient, forcing single-dose regimens.
Long-term control hinges on political will to invest in clean water and sanitation, not medical limitations.
El cólera aumenta en Haití y África debido a la mala infraestructura y el conflicto, con miles de infectados y muertes en aumento a pesar de las causas evitables.