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Diphtheria cases recorded in Kano involved 16,000 unvaccinated children — Official

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Kano State records over 32,000 diphtheria cases since 2022, with more than 16,000 involving unvaccinated children. Learn about the public health crisis in Read More: https://punchng.com/diphtheria-cases-recorded-in-kano-involved-16000-unvaccinated-children-official/

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