2006-03-20T04:39+0100 20060320 http://www.reliefweb.int/rw/RWB.NSF/db900SID/EKOI-6N359A?OpenDocument reliefWeb en [ This report does not necessarily reflect the views of the United Nations] JOHANNESBURG, 17 Mar 2006 (IRIN) - A cycle of drought and flood in Malawi's southern and central regions has aggravated a cholera outbreak that has claimed 51 lives so far, according to the UN's Children Fund (UNICEF). CommunicableDiseaseCases Malawi TerrorismBiological Flooding UNbodies CommunicableDiseases SouthAfrica DonorsBanksRKW TerrorismChemical HealthSocialServicesRKW reliefWeb-218e2d4523f600e622c005bcebbaabe1 2006-03-17T17:32+0100 20060317 http://allafrica.com/stories/200603170358.html allafrica-sa en March 17, 2006 Posted to the web March 17, 2006 Johannesburg A cycle of drought and flood in Malawi's southern and central regions has aggravated a cholera outbreak that has claimed 51 lives so far, according to the UN's Children Fund (UNICEF). "Malawi is dealing with three crises at the same time:.... CommunicableDiseaseCases Malawi TerrorismBiological Flooding UNbodies CommunicableDiseases SouthAfrica DonorsBanksRKW TerrorismChemical HealthSocialServicesRKW allafrica-sa-0e9cf1373acd557a440968b5f5c5a472 2006-03-17T17:11+0100 20060317 http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/IRIN/ac407f55ad8771adfd18b38573408444.htm alertnet en JOHANNESBURG, 17 March (IRIN) - A cycle of drought and flood in Malawi's southern and central regions has aggravated a cholera outbreak that has claimed 51 lives so far, according to the UN's Children Fund (UNICEF). "Malawi is dealing with three crises at the same time: food shortages, floods and.... CommunicableDiseaseCases Malawi TerrorismBiological Flooding UNbodies CommunicableDiseases SouthAfrica DonorsBanksRKW TerrorismChemical HealthSocialServicesRKW alertnet-820b5a83913b7998391ed9a9bfd8df3a 2006-03-17T17:03+0100 20060317 http://www.irinnews.org/report.asp?ReportID=52284&SelectRegion=Southern_Africa&SelectCountry=MALAWI irinnews en JOHANNESBURG, 17 March (IRIN) - A cycle of drought and flood in Malawi's southern and central regions has aggravated a cholera outbreak that has claimed 51 lives so far, according to the UN's Children Fund (UNICEF). CommunicableDiseaseCases Malawi TerrorismBiological Flooding UNbodies CommunicableDiseases SouthAfrica DonorsBanksRKW TerrorismChemical HealthSocialServicesRKW irinnews-080b86a4ffb49dc073f3904c888e146a