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Poor sanitation and lack of healthcare are increasing the risks of vulnerable displaced families living in crowded camps in the Somali capital Mogadishu to the spread of diseases like acute watery diarrhoea and cholera.
Ahmed Siyad Bulle , a father of six living with his wife in Danyar camp in Garasbaley district, said he was forced to stop work and stay at home to watch over his daughter who was bed ridden after falling sick.
Dr Ahmed Said and a group of doctors working at Dawo hospital have been conducting a diagnosis and awareness campaign.
The water taps were cut off after we were unable to pay for the water. Now they get water from faraway places. I have been informing the IDPs to boil the water before drinking and to dispose of waste far from their houses,” the camp leader said..
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