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Meningitis outbreak kills 33 in Sokoto

Punch Nigeria 7 days 1 mins read

A meningitis outbreak in Sokoto has claimed 33 lives, with 256 suspected cases reported. Health officials are battling the spread in Northern Nigeria. Read More: https://punchng.com/meningitis-outbreak-kills-33-in-sokoto/

Meningitis outbreak kills 33 in Sokoto

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