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Local January 11, 2011 | 8:09 am

Tainted water tops cholera contagion, Public Health says

Santo Domingo. – A Public Health Ministry study found that contaminated water has been the main source of cholera infection in the country, affecting farmers and homemakers older than 14 years of age, specifically.

Public Health’s Epidemiology Department revealed that of 146 confirmed cases and investigated by experts, 60 percent was exposed to non-treated waters from rivers, drainag... Read more

Tainted water tops cholera contagion, Public Health says

Tainted water tops cholera contagion, Public Health says

Tainted water tops cholera contagion, Public Health says

Tainted water tops cholera contagion, Public Health says

Tainted water tops cholera contagion, Public Health says

Tainted water tops cholera contagion, Public Health says

Tainted water tops cholera contagion, Public Health says

Tainted water tops cholera contagion, Public Health says

Tainted water tops cholera contagion, Public Health says

Tainted water tops cholera contagion, Public Health says

Tainted water tops cholera contagion, Public Health says

Tainted water tops cholera contagion, Public Health says

Tainted water tops cholera contagion, Public Health says

The U.S. slams Dominican port security, El Dia reports

The U.S. slams Dominican port security, El Dia reports

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The U.S. slams Dominican port security, El Dia reports

The U.S. slams Dominican port security, El Dia reports

The U.S. slams Dominican port security, El Dia reports

The U.S. slams Dominican port security, El Dia reports

The U.S. slams Dominican port security, El Dia reports

The U.S. slams Dominican port security, El Dia reports

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