Ghanaian capital cholera outbreak kills 2


By Francis

ACCRA, Oct. 25 (Xinhua) -- Two people have died of cholera in the eastern part of Ghana's capital of Accra, authorities said Friday.

The Ghana Health Service (GHS), a public service body, confirmed the outbreak of this acute diarrhoeal disease in the Ada East and West districts within the Greater Accra Region, with a total of 43 cases having been reported so far.

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