Beni: Suspected cases of bovine anthrax in Oïcha

Author: actualite.cdPublished on: April 29, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Beni: Suspected cases of bovine anthrax in Oïcha

Suspected cases of bovine anthrax have been reported in Oïcha, in the Beni region. Health authorities are closely monitoring the situation to prevent a potential outbreak. This development comes as the region faces other health challenges, including cases of cholera and measles.

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