Chera recorded in three cities of Crimea – occupiers are trying to hide epidemic

This was reported on Facebook by the Presidential Mission in Crimea, Ukrinform reports.

"In Crimea, in Simfer, Dzhankoy and Feodosia, an outbreak of chera was recorded, which the occupation administration is trying to hide," the statement said.

It is noted that earlier there was information about the closure of beaches in Feodosia due to a sewage clector breakdown and sewage discharge into the sea, which could lead to an outbreak of the disease.

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A number of media outlets reported that a chera epidemic has been going on in Crimea since mid-June this year, which the occupation authorities have been concealing. It was noted that Roszdravnadzor received a clective letter of complaint from doctors of a Simfer hospital. They demanded to check and provide documents on the lack of provision of medicines and personal protective equipment for hospital staff during the "epidemic spread of chera, starting from June 2024 to the present".

Earlier, the Chairman of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar pele Refat Chubarov said that the epidemiogical situation in the temporarily occupied Crimea is extremely dangerous and could deteriorate significantly at any time.

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