Rains, travel could spread Zimbabwe cholera
GENEVA (Reuters) - The onset of Zimbabwe's rainy season and an increase in the number of travelers over Christmas could spread a cholera epidemic that has already killed nearly 1,200 people, the Red Cross said Tuesday.<div class="feedflare">
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