06/02/2026
CHOLERA AWARENESS â KNOW IT, PREVENT IT, SAVE LIVES.
CHOLERA is a serious diarrheal disease caused by bacteria found in contaminated food or water. It can become fatal within hours if treatment is delayed.
WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
Every year, an estimated 1.3 to 4 million people get cholera worldwide, causing up to 143,000 deaths.
WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
đ How does cholera spread?
>Drinking unsafe water
>Eating contaminated food
>Poor sanitation and hygiene
>Outbreaks often occur where clean water and sewage treatment are inadequate. ïżœ
CDC
â ïž SYMPTOMS to NEVER IGNORE:
>Sudden watery diarrhea
>Vomiting
Severe dehydration
Without treatment, cholera can kill quickly but with early care, most people survive.
CDC
đĄïž Protect Yourself & Your Family:
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Drink boiled, chlorinated, filtered, or bottled water
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Wash hands frequently with soap
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Eat well-cooked food
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Improve sanitation
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Consider vaccination where available
Safe water, hygiene, and sanitation are essential to prevent cholera.
WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
đ Remember: Cholera is preventable and treatable â awareness saves lives.
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đš SENSIBILISATION AU CHOLĂRA â CONNAĂTRE, PRĂVENIR, SAUVER DES VIES
Le cholĂ©ra est une infection diarrhĂ©ique grave causĂ©e par une bactĂ©rie prĂ©sente dans lâeau ou les aliments contaminĂ©s. Sans traitement rapide, il peut ĂȘtre mortel en quelques heures.
WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
Chaque annĂ©e, on estime que 1,3 Ă 4 millions de personnes contractent le cholĂ©ra dans le monde, entraĂźnant jusquâĂ 143 000 dĂ©cĂšs.
WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
đ Comment se propage le cholĂ©ra ?
>Boire de lâeau non potable
>Manger des aliments contaminés
>Manque dâhygiĂšne et dâassainissement
>Les Ă©pidĂ©mies apparaissent souvent lĂ oĂč lâaccĂšs Ă lâeau potable et aux systĂšmes dâassainissement est limitĂ©.
CDC
â ïž SYMPTĂMES Ă ne JAMAIS IGNORE :
>Diarrhée aqueuse soudaine
>Vomissements
>Déshydratation sévÚre
>Sans traitement, la maladie peut tuer rapidement â mais avec une prise en charge prĂ©coce, la plupart des patients survivent.
CDC
đĄïž Comment vous protĂ©ger :
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Buvez de lâeau bouillie, chlorĂ©e, filtrĂ©e ou en bouteille
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Lavez-vous souvent les mains avec du savon
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Mangez des aliments bien cuits
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AmĂ©liorez lâassainissement
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Pensez Ă la vaccination si disponible
LâaccĂšs Ă lâeau potable, Ă lâhygiĂšne et Ă lâassainissement est essentiel pour prĂ©venir le cholĂ©ra.
World Health Organization
đ Rappel : Le cholĂ©ra est Ă©vitable et traitable â la sensibilisation sauve des vies.
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