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July 21, 2026|09:02

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One dies as Niger battles infectious disease outbreak

Punch Nigeria about 9 hours 1 mins read

One child has died in a suspected infectious disease outbreak in Niger State, prompting a comprehensive investigation and NCDC intervention. Learn more abo Read More: https://punchng.com/one-dies-as-niger-battles-infectious-disease-outbreak/

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