Cholera kills at least 12 people in Central African Republic
BANGUI- Central African Republic's health minister says at least 12 people have died from cholera since the beginning of August.
Fernande Ndjengbot, Minister of Health and Public Hygiene, said Thursday that 19 cases have been registered, and eight of those people have died where cholera first surfaced in Ndjoukou, about 186 miles southeast of Bangui.
She said three others have died in Zawara village and another person died in the capital.
