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Ahmedabad city sees over 730 cases of waterborne diseases in Feb

Posted on February 28, 2018 by admin
  • Out of the total reported 734 waterborne cases, 408 cases of gastroenteritis, and 166 cases of typhoid have been reported
  • Cases are likely rising due to the summer season in India

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