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👉 The Zimbabwe Flu, also known as the 2008 cholera outbreak, was a severe public health crisis in Zimbabwe that emerged in late 2007 and persisted into early 2008. While initially mistaken for the 1991 cholera epidemic, this outbreak was caused by the bacterium
Vibrio cholerae
O1 El Tor, a strain that rapidly spread due to contaminated water sources and poor sanitation. The outbreak led to widespread illness, with over 20,000 reported cases and more than 800 deaths, primarily affecting children under five. The crisis was exacerbated by a lack of preparedness, inadequate water treatment facilities, and limited access to clean drinking water. International aid and a coordinated response from global health organizations eventually helped contain the outbreak, but it highlighted significant vulnerabilities in Zimbabwe's healthcare infrastructure and public health systems.

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