We can stop cholera in Malawi! Wash your hands with soap and clean water after using the toilet, and before preparing food, eating or feeding a child. Here is a cholera prevention message from Dr. Henry Chibowa, the Director of Health and Social Services in Mangochi. | UNICEF Malawi

Cholera is still active in our communities. Remember to wash your hands with soap, boil or chlorinate your water, and seek immediate medical care if you show symptoms to ensure the community remains cholera-free. Prevention is key! This message is brought to you by @Ministry of Health Zambia @mohzambiahq @Zambia National Public Health Institute @Germany in Zambia @Bundesministerium für wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit und Entwicklung (BMZ) @bmz_bund @kfw.de @EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid

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3K views · 117 reactions | No child should suffer from cholera—especially when it’s preventable. #UNICEF continues to work with partners across South Sudan to stop the spread of #cholera and save lives.  #CholeraPrevention and treatment, #ForEveryChild | UNICEF South Sudan | Facebook