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In the last few days there was a severe water crisis in Bangalore, now another crisis is knocking in Bangalore. An outbreak of cholera was seen in many areas of the city. One case was confirmed in the Melshorem area, samples of two other suspected cases in the same area were sent for testing. Medical gastroenterologist Srihari D said that cholera cases in the city have increased by 50 percent in recent days. On average, at least 20 cases are reported daily. According to him, poor sanitation and contaminated water are the reasons for the increase in cholera cases in the city.
Cholera spreads slowly
Although the Bengaluru Metropolitan Municipality (BBMP) has not issued any cholera-related notice yet, it has definitely issued an advisory to avoid cholera. It is worth noting that due to this, stomach diseases increase. BBMP Chief Commissioner Tosher Giri Nath said that a case of cholera has been confirmed in Malswarm area. Talking to reporters, he said that one person in the PG at Maleshwaram was infected with cholera, tests of other people were also sent. We identify the source and all contamination. We take all precautions.
Tell us what is cholera disease?
Cholera is an acute diarrheal disease caused by infection of the intestine with the virulent bacterium Vibrio cholerae. The US Centers for Disease Control (CDC) said in a statement that 1.3 to 4 million people worldwide contract cholera each year, with 21,000 to 143,000 deaths.
Measures to prevent cholera
Boil water sufficiently before drinking it. Wash hands with soap and water before eating or cooking. The special thing is that everyone should avoid eating uncooked food and not use cooked dishes instead.