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Yemen risks new cholera outbreak (1/3)

2018-06-08 14:28:02 Ecns.cn Editor :Yao Lan
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Public health workers spray insecticide amid fears of a new cholera outbreak in Sanaa, Yemen, June 7, 2018. Yemen’s rainy season will likely trigger another wave of cholera, putting millions at risk in the war-torn country, which is still reeling from one of the world’s worst outbreaks of the killer disease, scientists warned in May. (Photo/Agencies)

Public health workers spray insecticide amid fears of a new cholera outbreak in Sanaa, Yemen, June 7, 2018. Yemen’s rainy season will likely trigger another wave of cholera, putting millions at risk in the war-torn country, which is still reeling from one of the world’s worst outbreaks of the killer disease, scientists warned in May. (Photo/Agencies)

Public health workers spray insecticide amid fears of a new cholera outbreak in Sanaa, Yemen, June 7, 2018. Yemen’s rainy season will likely trigger another wave of cholera, putting millions at risk in the war-torn country, which is still reeling from one of the world’s worst outbreaks of the killer disease, scientists warned in May. (Photo/Agencies)

Public health workers spray insecticide amid fears of a new cholera outbreak in Sanaa, Yemen, June 7, 2018. Yemen’s rainy season will likely trigger another wave of cholera, putting millions at risk in the war-torn country, which is still reeling from one of the world’s worst outbreaks of the killer disease, scientists warned in May. (Photo/Agencies)

Public health workers spray insecticide amid fears of a new cholera outbreak in Sanaa, Yemen, June 7, 2018. Yemen’s rainy season will likely trigger another wave of cholera, putting millions at risk in the war-torn country, which is still reeling from one of the world’s worst outbreaks of the killer disease, scientists warned in May. (Photo/Agencies)

Public health workers spray insecticide amid fears of a new cholera outbreak in Sanaa, Yemen, June 7, 2018. Yemen’s rainy season will likely trigger another wave of cholera, putting millions at risk in the war-torn country, which is still reeling from one of the world’s worst outbreaks of the killer disease, scientists warned in May. (Photo/Agencies)

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