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1. Latest African news: Africa is experiencing COVID disease outbreaks thecalabashnewspaper.com

2. Virologists told why dangerous diseases often appear in Africa In one south Sudan state, 89 people have died of an unknown illness in the past few weeks. At the same time, local authorities announced many deaths from the disease; they can't able to establish nature. According to thelatest African news, the epicentre of the disease was identified in the city of Fangak. The disease assumes to be cholera since cases of the disease were recorded in places where you find the strongest flooding in the last 60 years. His victims were more than 700 thousand people. However, the information was not confirmed. The World Health Organization sent specialists to Jonglei State, where they find the first death case, to investigate the situation. Homeland of diseases In Africa, new diseases often appear or mutations of existing viruses occur. The continent has already given the world two new strains of coronavirus – "beta" and "omicron". Malaria is also common in Africa, from which 260,000 people died in 2019. In February of this year, a new deadly virus appeared in Tanzania, in which patients experienced dizziness and nausea with bloody vomiting. At the same time, a new outbreak of Ebola occurred on the mainland. With it, the patient's temperature rises, weakness, muscle pain, dizziness, and sore throat appear. Symptoms develop into a dry cough, dehydration, diarrhea, vomiting, and impaired liver and kidney function. In the summer, they found a case of infection with Marburg fever on the west coast of Africa. The abundance of viruses is easy to explain: in Africa, there are favorable conditions for their development. Infectious disease specialist Yuri Vengerov reminded "360" that on the continent there is a high temperature and high humidity. So preserve microbes in a better way in the external environment than in countries with a cold climate, where they are waiting for a quick death. The expert doctor also added the low standard of living and poor medicine is the main reason for the reproduction of viruses.

3. The situation is worsened by the local fauna, for example, the abundance of insects that carry dangerous diseases. Last but not least is the funeral traditions in the countries that caused the spread of Ebola: during burial, mourners must touch the corpse. It is not profitable to develop vaccines for rare diseases that are endemic in one region, but the WHO and the Red Cross supply countries with antibiotics and other drugs to fight infections. Experts told the rules should be followed to protect the health if a trip to Africa is inevitable according to thelatest Breaking News. When visiting the continent, you need to take preventive antimalarial drugs and not buy food and water on the street, the infectious disease specialist concluded. South African president tests positive for COVID Ramaphosa instructed Vice President David Mabuza to act as head of The press service reported that the president felt unwell after he left the memorial service in honor of former Vice President Clerk. Ramaphosa is currently being treated by the South African National Defence Forces Military Medical Service. Before that, the president underwent a full course of vaccination. During the overseas trips that took place this week, all of his PCR tests were negative. Today's ceremony was held with all the observance of sanitary rules: hand hygiene, wearing masks and social distancing. Anyone who came into contact with the president was advised to self-isolate and take coronavirus tests. President Ramaphosa said his illness should be a warning to all residents of the country about the need to follow the rules and be vaccinated. The vaccine remains the best protection against severe disease. To know latest Breaking News on Africa stay tuned with us!

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