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Article: « À Mayotte, le choléra accable un bidonville »
Response:
The article discusses the outbreak of cholera in a bidonville (slum) in Mayotte, a French department and island located in the Indian Ocean. The slum, called Kawéni, is home to a large population of undocumented immigrants, and the lack of access to clean water and sanitation facilities has contributed to the spread of the disease. As of the article’s publication, there had been over 1,200 cases of cholera and three deaths in Mayotte since the outbreak began in late March. The French government has sent medical teams and resources to the island to help contain the outbreak, but the living conditions in the slum continue to pose a challenge to eradicating the disease.