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Yellow fever outbreak kills seven in Sissala East
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Yellow fever outbreak kills seven in Sissala East

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read
Seven people have died following a confirmed outbreak of Yellow Fever in the Sissala East Municipality of the Upper West Region, with children and young people reportedly among the worst affected. The outbreak has heightened concern in several communities where multiple deaths have been recorded within a relatively short period, prompting health authorities to intensify efforts to contain the disease.

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