🚨WARNING🚨Death toll from cholera outbreak rises to 12 people in Hammanskraal while a further 95 people sought medical attention💉Residents urged to avoid drinking tap water 🚱 TheCitizenNews choleraoutbreak Find out more⬇️
Nkomo-Ralehoko said her department had made available two additional wards to accommodate patients who could not be immediately admitted on arrival at the hospital.
“We have also mobilised additional resources, which include medical and nursing staff from surrounding hospitals and local clinics, to improve capacity for the growing need for medical care. Furthermore, additional linen has been delivered from the provincial laundry to activate the extra beds,” she said.Meanwhile, the City of Tshwane has urged communities in Hammanskraal and surrounding areas not toIn a statement on Sunday, the City of Tshwane addressed the water supply issue in Hammanskraal.
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