Experts scramble to solve South Sudan’s mysterious killer outbreak
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Almost 100 hundred people have died in Fangak, Jonglei State in the northern part of South Sudan from an undiagnosed illness
Two days later, a team of health experts deployed to the area, with the initial finding of a high positivity rate for malaria among those tested at private clinics, the statement added.
A rapid response team followed up on December 8, 2021, to further investigate, but could not verify the 89 deaths reported by local authorities. The team, however, confirmed a rise in malaria cases in the area.
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