AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDisease Response: Flooding is driving a rise in illness in Somalia: Mudug has reported five cholera cases, including one death, and more than 5,800 acute watery diarrhoea cases this year. In Hirshabelle, authorities have recorded over 1,800 suspected measles cases and 102 suspected diphtheria cases. Health facilities face overcrowding and supply shortages as teams expand treatment, surveillance and water-safety efforts. Health Data: Somalia was among the countries discussed at the first Africa Health Data Forum in Nairobi, where health officials stressed that reliable data helps direct services and resources to people who need them. Returnee Care: Somalia says 171 citizens repatriated from Libya will receive medical examinations and support for identified health needs. Flood Displacement: Heavy rain and winds have destroyed shelters and swept away food and belongings in Dadaab, leaving Somali refugee families exposed and in need of basic support.
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