The Syrian Ministry of Health reported that “the total number of confirmed cases of cholera in the country has reached 53, distributed as follows: 22 in Aleppo, 13 in Al-Hasakah, 10 in Deir ez-Zor, 6 in Latakia.” and 2 in Damascus”, noting that “the total number of deaths from the disease has reached 7”.

And she reaffirmed in a statement: “It is carrying out round-the-clock epidemiological surveillance of the disease and taking appropriate measures to surround it in cooperation with the authorities concerned,” noting that “treatment is available in all its forms, and hospitals have been strengthened and provided with an additional supply of treatment in pending any increase in the number of limited cases so far.” “.

The ministry urged citizens to “follow public health procedures and behaviors such as washing hands, drinking water from a safe source, thoroughly washing fruits and vegetables, preparing food and keeping it at an appropriate temperature, and not eating or drinking anything.” unknown or suspect as to its safety, in addition to the importance of seeking medical attention.”