Chad reports 8 cholera deaths in capital N'Djamena with 75 cases across nine neighborhoods. Government delegate Amina Kodjiana chairs emergency meeting on prevention and public awareness.
At least eight people have died in a cholera outbreak in N'Djamena, Chad's capital, officials confirmed on Wednesday, with 75 cases recorded across nine neighborhoods of the city.
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