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The government of Zimbabwe, through the Ministry of Health and Child Care, has allayed fears of a resurgence of the COVID-19 pandemic following a spike in flu-like illnesses in the country.
In a statement issued on Sunday, 26 May, the Secretary for Health and Child Care, Aspect Maunganidze said the flu-like illnesses seen in the country are due to the common cold.
He urged members of the public to lead healthy lifestyles, take lots of fluids, and keep warm. Said Maunganidze:
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The Ministry of Health and Child Care would want to reassure the public that the flu-like illnesses seen in the country are due to the common cold.
The winter season is associated with increased incidence of common colds and that is what has been seen so far.
The cases are neither due to COVID-19 or other new viruses. There is no viral pandemic in Zimbabwe.
The public is advised to lead healthy lifestyles, take lots of fluids, keep warm and where necessary take over-the-counter common cold remedies.
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According to the Ministry of Health’s Disease Surveillance Report for the week ending 12 May 2024 released on 23 May, 3 956 suspected influenza cases and zero deaths were reported during the week. The report said:
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The provinces that reported the highest number of suspected influenza cases were Mashonaland East(1 118) and Mashonaland Central (1 114) The cumulative figures for influenza are 91 439 and 0 deaths.
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"It's Not COVID-19", Govt Speaks On Spike In Flu-like illnesses

Cholera has now spread to 58 districts countrywide, with more than 16 000 suspected cases recorded countrywide as of last week.
This was said by Ministry of Health and Child Care Permanent Secretary Aspect Maunganidze.
The spread of cholera to 58 of the country’s districts and a surge in new infections have been attributed to the increased movement of people during the festive season. Said Maunganidze (via <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/cholera-spreads-to-58-districts">The Sunday Mail</a>):
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Cholera has spread to 58 districts across the country following a surge in cases over the festive season as people were moving to and from the affected areas as well as the flooding caused by the increased rainfall.
The Ministry of Health and Child Care continues to set up cholera treatment centres in areas where cases are being reported and setting up oral rehydration centres in the community.
We have been raising awareness on cholera prevention and control measures such as washing hands at all times before handling food and after using toilets.
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Following the opening of schools for the first term on 09 January, Maunganidze urged school authorities to observe preventive protocols to ensure the safety of children. He said:
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We are also encouraging people not to use unsafe water from flooded and shallow wells and also to boil all the water they use for domestic purposes including for drinking.
Good hygiene practices in schools are being emphasised with our health care workers working with school headmasters in this regard to avoid the spread of cholera within schools.
Water and soap should be made available in all schools for hand washing. Vending at school entrances should be avoided.
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Cholera is a serious bacterial infection that affects the intestines and can lead to severe diarrhoea and dehydration.
Proper sanitation and access to clean water are essential in preventing the spread of cholera.
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