As of March 2, 2025, Angola’s cholera outbreak has resulted in 201 deaths and 5,574 infections spread over 13 provinces, with Luanda being the hardest hit. Authorities had noted a previous death toll of 163 as of late February.
The cholera outbreak in Angola has escalated, with the death toll now reaching 201, as reported by the Ministry of Health. Since early January, a total of 5,574 infections have been confirmed across the country, affecting 13 provinces. The outbreak originated in the capital city, Luanda, where the highest concentration of cases has been noted. Previously, in late February, authorities reported 163 fatalities from 4,582 infections since the beginning of the year.
In conclusion, the cholera outbreak in Angola represents a significant health crisis, with over 200 deaths and thousands of infections reported. The situation underscores the urgent need for public health interventions and support to mitigate further spread and impact across the affected provinces.
Original Source: wam.ae
