WHO Preempting Cholera Outbreaks in Lebanon

Published on December 10, 2024

The WHO, alongside Lebanon’s Ministry of Public Health and key partners, initiated a preemptive oral cholera vaccination campaign targeting vulnerable populations amid challenges like economic instability and poor water sanitation. The campaign, which aims to immunize 350,000 individuals in high-risk areas, integrates community engagement and robust surveillance to prevent cholera outbreaks and mitigate regional health risks. This proactive approach reflects a comprehensive strategy to strengthen Lebanon’s health resilience. Click below to read more!

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