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Diphtheria: Katsina teaching hospital runs out of bed space

Punch Nigeria about 3 hours 1 mins read

The ongoing diphtheria outbreak in Katsina State has placed the Federal Teaching Hospital Katsina under severe pressure, with a surge in suspected and confirmed cases overwhelming its Children’s Ward. The hospital management, in a statement issued on Saturday, said the facility was receiving a large number of patients referred from other health facilities, stretching its Read More: https://punchng.com/diphtheria-katsina-teaching-hospital-runs-out-of-bed-space/

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